2/25/41 Extract from Dr. Fenton Taylor's letter:
"Mr. David Kahn has brought Mr. [...] [[
2456]'s father] to
my office with a Reading that you had done on his son, [
2456]
who has been suffering from acute lymphatic leukemia for the
past four weeks.
"[
2456] has been under the care of the best doctors at Mt.
Sinai Hospital, who have treated his spleen with X-Ray and
given him several transfusions. As you know, the Reading
states that if I ask for another Reading I will get definite
instructions what to do for the boy. As we have never cured
a case of leukemia yet, I am only too willing to cooperate
with Mr. [...] [[
2456]'s father] and Mr. Kahn.
"They suggested that I ask you a lot of questions, but as
this is something brand new I feel that the only question
really to be asked is - 'What are the definite instructions?'
The original Reading mentioned the fact that it might be
infectious in origin, so I would be very interested to hear
the answer to such questions as - 'where is the infection?
what organs or organ is involved and what measures should be
taken to correct the condition?'"
2/26/41 EC's letter to [
2456]'s Mother:
"As I wrote you some days ago, we hoped to be able to try
further for your boy. Do hope we may be the means of being
of help. Can we make an appointment for a check-up reading
for [
2456] Tuesday morning the 4th, 10:30 to 11:30 E.S.T.?
Let me know if he will be at home at that time, and if
it is alright to try the reading - no cost to you at
all. Sincerely hoping we may be of a service..."
2/27/41 Wire from Sam Weinzimmer:
"You mentioned infection in Reading on [
2456]. Please
include in next Reading for Dr. Fenton Taylor location
of this infection and its cause. Please mail me copy
of entire Reading. Thanks!"
3/01/41 Wire from [
2456]'s Father:
"Please give reading on [
2456], Tuesday 10:30 A.M. as
requested by Fenton Taylor."
3/02/41 EC's letter to [
2456]'s Mother:
"Am in hopes you find the information for [
2456] of interest
and help, and that with the cooperation of the Dr. you may
find real help where now everything seems hopeless.
"Am sure I don't have to tell you, as a mother, your greatest
strength and assurance, can and may come from speaking oft
with GOD!
"Know that I am glad to try and help at any time.
"May HIS Blessings be with you..."
3/04/41 See
2456-2.



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