(Q) Will the suggestions given here be effective in treating
Henry Werner Ketching, who is also suffering from what the
doctors call Leukemia, and is now at the St. Luke's Hospital
on Morningside Heights, N.Y.?
(A) These methods will be effective in treating any
individual case of such natures. For, the fusion is made of
the blood of the INDIVIDUAL, you see, but combined WITH the
transfusions.
When these are used, it will be found that there will be the
ability to reduce the percentage of such cases more than
fifty percent.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to Mrs. [1506] (1 air mail, special to the father)
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
5/12/40 Mrs. [
1506]'s comment: "He has the myelogenous type
of leukemia, discovered by him
2/06/38. White blood count
120,000. High potential current used. Anemia for a while.
Tried radio-active physiotherapy at Berkeley, California.
Last stages. Conscious only part of time."
REPORTS
Report later by Mrs. [
1506], he died on
5/17/40. They were
not able to get the reading followed.
6/21/63 Memo by GD: Case [
2208] has just now been processed
and indexed; consequently it was not available for inclusion
in Dr. W. N. Pahnke's breakdown, in July 1960, of 7 cases of
leukemia from the Edgar Cayce records (16 readings).


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