7/19/51 Verbal report by father [
2385] to sister [
1523]:
"...My daughter was left in the hospital in the incubator
until Christmas 1941, a period of about 5 weeks. There was
no indication that there was anything wrong with her for a
period of 2-1/2 months. We did notice that she didn't go to
sleep as quickly as her brother. The first thing that
happened to bring this to our attention was so drastic that
we immediately took her to the doctor. I was feeding her one
night and just as she finished the bottle she spit up her
food with one great gush which threw the food over the floor,
my arm, etc. It was the doctor's opinion that the orange
juice that we had been giving her had been trapped in the
bottom of her stomach, accumulating along with the milk
formula, etc., and that it had fermented so that it caused a
gas which brought about the gush of food which she expelled.
The doctor's report was that she had a restricted opening
from the stomach to the small intestine. Further, he added
that only an operation would correct it. He explained that
if we kept on giving her milk it would choke her to death
since she was continuously spitting it up, and suggested that
we cut down on her liquids, giving pablum - which we started
doing immediately. I gather that this is the treatment that
is referred to where the reading speaks about the 'treatment
being administered'. According to the drawing outlining the
exact areas to be massaged (this done by [
1523], my sister)
my wife pinned the drawings on the wall, and followed through
with the massage and other suggestions given in the reading.
This treatment was consistently followed 30 days, and after
that from time to time gave the massages, and at the age of 6
months she was sitting in her high-chair, eating, and from
all indications the condition had cleared up. We consider
that through following the treatments outlined in her reading
that not only did we avoid an operation, but that the
treatments were completely sufficient to bring our daughter's
health to normalcy. At her present age [10 yrs.], nor at any
time up to now has she been disturbed by any digestive
problems. She has always been a light eater, but I do not
consider that this has anything to do with the original
condition. In the past couple of years, since moving to
Virginia, she has the average appetite of the growing
child..."


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