These may be materially aided WITHOUT operative measures.
But if there is the continued necessity for using the limbs,
or standing on them a great deal, or walking long distances
and the like, without the time to give a chance for that as
might be applied to react as a helpful influence, - then we
find that the operative measures might become necessary - or
might be better; though this would require a long period of
rest, AND the disturbance as produced by same later would
possibly cause more trouble than exists in the present.
Thus the body must of necessity choose for itself.
There are also those conditions that are not fully corrected
in the muscular forces above the kidney, and across and below
the kidney area. This is partially from toxic forces arising
from a kidney disorder, and partially from the general
conditions in the body.
As we find in the present, to remove the disturbance or to be
benefited:
We would begin with osteopathic adjustments twice each week,
until at least fourteen such treatments are taken; with
special reference to the areas from which the lower limbs
obtain their impulse for circulation, - that is, through the
sacral, the lumbar, and even to the 9th dorsal.
When necessary for a lot of activity we would wear the
elastic stocking over those areas.
Each evening before retiring, following a tepid bath - either
a sponge bath, shower or tub - massage the body with an equal
combination of Olive Oil and Tincture of Myrrh. Heat the Oil
to add the Myrrh.
Do this, and with the general precautions as to diet, as to
activities, we will make for better conditions.
If the varicose conditions become so serious as to BREAK,
then it would be necessary to resort to operative measures.
Ready for questions.
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
5/12/41 He obtained
1956-4 for his kidneys and a t.b.
tendency.
7/12/41 He wrote: "I am feeling fine."
9/02/41 He wrote: "I have varicose veins. I have been
advised by a good surgeon to have them operated on. What is
your advice?"
REPORTS
9/28/41 Wife, [
2293]'s letter: "Mr. [
1956] is feeling fine."
11/22/41 [
1956]'s letter to EC:
..., Tenn.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Just a line to let you know we are both feeling fine and
hoping these few lines find you and family feeling same.
McPhersons are all well as far as I know. Please find
enclosed $10.00 for Mrs. [
2293]'s check reading.
Yours as ever [
1956]
2/21/43 Wife, [
2293]'s letter: "Mr. [
1956] will probably be
(discharged from the Army and) home around the first of the
month."



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