(Q) Is this condition a result of long standing?
(A) A condition that is the result of a subluxed condition
in the liver and the assimilating system.
It has been of a gradual growth, but the temperature
relieved and the changes wrought, AFTER there is the ability
for the recuperative forces and activities, we find that
massages would be most helpful. And we would correct
(osteopathically) the subluxation existent in the 4th dorsal
center; coordinating the 9th AND the cervical area with this
correction. Do not attempt this, however, until there has
been the ability for the body to rest or to sit up for a
while.
(Q) What was the original cause of the trouble?
(A) As indicated, those subluxations that hinder the
perfect liver functioning.
(Q) What is the scientific medical name of disease?
(A) Form of a strep, or a temperature in the blood stream,
from the disturbance in the liver and typhus [thymus] glands.
(Q) How is the best way to present this information to those
who are in the best position to help?
(A) This should NOT be a hard condition, other than just
asking that the nurse in charge give such at this time.
(Q) Who would be the best person to approach first?
(A) This will have to be handled by those in charge, or who
are making the arrangements and who are responsible for the
body, to be sure.
(Q) Any other advice regarding this body?
(A) These things we find, added to that being administered,
would be the better conditions for this body.
We are through for the present.
Two copies to [2175] (one copy for Dr. M. L. Richardson,
Copy to Ass'n file Bankers Trust Bldg., to make the
corrections - when the time comes for
these treatments)
BACKGROUND
Doctors been testing her for various types of fever; thought
once it was meningitis; finally decided it was a form of
typhus fever. Temperature been running around 105.
REPORTS
7/30/47 Daughter, [
2175], said the family did not pay any
attention to the reading, and her mother, [
2314], did not
believe in it. Still resented [
2175]'s interest in EC's
work.
7/16/75 Mrs. [
2314] died in a hospital at the age of 83.


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