1/19/40 Mrs. M. B. Mayer's letter: "I am writing this
letter to ask for an appointment for another student of mine
who is having considerable physical difficulty... Miss
[
2086] has been very much overweight most of her life,
condition ascribed by doctors to glandular disturbance.
Recent years due partially to physical disciplines she had
reduced considerably. Now is gaining rapidly with FAT IN
LUMPS on both abdomen and buttocks. Eyesight poor. Treated
by Dr. Bates and others over years. Rapid deterioration at
present. Refused to wear glasses and eyes actually improved
for a time. Is now suffering from EXTREME DEPLETION,
HEAVINESS, accompanied of course by dismay and depression.
EYESIGHT FAILING. Having been nurtured in plenty (though now
without) is not a disciplined person, though in training at
the school [The School of Applied Philosophy, Mrs. M.
Benzengerg Mayer, Director] she has endeavored bravely, and
has developed remarkably in certain directions
(etheric-psychic).
"Questions: What can be done to turn the course of the
physical deterioration? How regain physical vitality?
(Curiously this down movement started after a summer of
exercise and balanced living.) What is the prognosis for the
eyes? How much has food to do with the dilemma?"
1/26/40 Miss [
2086]'s letter: "I am pretty sure Mrs. Mayer
covered the present physical difficulty. It is weakening my
already poor eyesight, my blood pressure at 100, a rapid gain
in flesh, great fatigue and general exhaustion. My poor
eyesight is handicapping my work and I am in an occasional
depressed mood. How long is this going to last? I am
especially looking for help for my eyes and the proper way
for fat reducing which fits my make-up.
"I am impressed with the results of Miss [
1984]'s work with
you."
REPORTS
2/05/40 Mrs. M. B. Mayer's letter: "I find your letter on my
desk after returning from a few days absence. Thank you for
your attention to the matter in reference to Miss [
2086]. I
had no idea that the appeal for help implied associate
membership at $20. I am afraid I would not have suggested it
to Miss [
2086] had I known this was the case...
"I have read the report on Miss [
2086]'s diagnosis, and it
doesn't make much sense to me." [
4/25/41 GD wrote Dr. Frank
P. Dobbins for a report on Miss [
2086] as a patient but he
had no record of her coming to him for treatment.]
6/04/40 Mrs. Mayer's letter: "Miss [
2086]'s condition became
for a time increasingly worse, and she applied for
information as to specialists to one of my trainees who is in
an authoritative position in one of the hospitals here.
Through this specialist she is now finding some relief for
her condition. I know that she did go to the osteopath
recommended by you. If you would like to know why this was
not satisfactory I suggest that you inquire of her yourself."
1/13/42 Mrs. Mayer's letter: "I think of your good work from
time to time, and the ardent support which your son gives you
and the movement. My lack of writing does not imply my lack
of interest or good will."
2/07/43 Mrs. Mayer's letter to HLC: "Even from the little
I know I believe your father's work is a definite
contribution not merely in the relief to physical suffering
but in the enormous challenge it presents to orthodox and
physiological medicine. And may I add that the splendid way
YOU are aiding in this your father's service has my sincere
respect and admiration. Blessing will come to you because of
it."


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