(Q) Is an operation needed now?
(A) As we have indicated, will [if] these changes [will] be
brought about in the system, as WE would find, an operation
would NOT be necessary. To be sure, should the conditions
continue to enlarge, or inflammation arise, or pain become
over severe, then would be necessary for operative sources -
but when the pains occur, WE would apply rather those of hot
packs of Epsom Salts to reduce pain, and keep up those
conditions as has been outlined.
The manipulations will be for keeping the drainages well
in the system, from head, lungs, in the abdominal regions,
and in the pelvic regions. Hence the manipulations
OSTEOPATHICALLY will be the better treatments, twice each
week. Vibrations three times each week, not on days that
treatments are given. Do not overtax the body by an
overcharge, be mindful of the change in the pulsation - these
would be charged; with the iodine preparation, taking
internally twice each day for a period of five days, and rest
a period of three to five days. Three drops in half a glass
of water, morning before breakfast and before retiring at
night.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
2261-1.
REPORTS
9/16/31 Husband's letter to EC: "...I wonder if you got a
reading for my wife yesterday. I spoke to her on the phone
last night and she said she wasn't at the apartment between
11 and 12 EST. She said I neglected to tell her the time. I
felt quite badly about it, but somehow hope you got the
reading anyhow! She was supposed to have an attack of
appendicitis and some ovarian trouble. The Dr. who operated
on [
943] [I. Daniel Shorell, M.D.] told me he thought she
would be better off with her appendix out but he said it
would not be imperative unless the pain continued and the
inflammation got worse. Well when I took her home and she
was in such a nervous state - so I called you. Afterwards
the doctor, our family physician - said there was absolutely
no thought of an operation as far as he was concerned. He
does, however, want her to go to an internist in Phila., a
specialist whom he knows, so I hope the reading was gotten
somehow..."
9/19/31 EC's letter to her husband, Mr. [
279]: "I certainly
hope that the information for your wife was satisfactory.
Now regarding the battery, which should be made, it will be
impossible for us to charge it here and send it through the
mail. I believe we could prepare it, and then you could have
it charged in [..., N.J.] - for, to be sure, the chemicals
would spill out if we attempted to ship them. It's hard
enough to move them around even in the same town. This would
have to be done in a very DEFINITE way, though I think it
could be done at any of the battery stations - those that
make a specialty of charging batteries, as the Willard
Battery Service or the Exide, or the like. The iodine is
charged right in the solution, so that when it is applied to
the body the solution discharges, so that the atomic activity
of iodine is received into the body. Let us know whether
you want us to make this up for you or not. I am sure you
would have to attend to it personally sometime when you are
in [..., N.J.], or have it done when Mrs. [
2261] moves to
N.Y. This is one of the things that has been given for some
years, and so far as any of our records will show it has
certainly been a most effective treatment wherever it has
been prescribed, and with most marvellous results."
2/29/32 Husband's letter: "[
2261] is laid up with the flu.
She's been down since last Thursday night - this evening she
seemed somewhat better."
3/30/32 "I am pleased to report that [
2261] is improving
considerably."
2/13/34 Husband's letter: "I don't know whether you have
heard that [
2261] had her appendix removed by Dr. Shorell.
She had a very easy time of it and home in ten days from the
hospital. She is getting along fine. It was just two weeks
ago today that she was operated. I certainly think very
highly of Shorell's ability as a surgeon."
2/23/34 Husband [
279]'s letter: "[
2261] is feeling well.
Dr. Shorell said she had adhesions when he removed the
appendix, and he wanted her to take it easy for quite
sometime. I believe he is a wonderful surgeon, and I feel
sure she was in the best of hands with him."
8/04/42 Letter: "[
2261] is well."



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