6/09/51 Mother's reply to Questionnaire:
Chief Complaint: Fever - feet affected.
Date of Onset: During the Fall of 1942.
Duration: Two years, approximately.
Reoccurrence: During Fall of 1943.
Intensity: Less intensity.
Physicians' Diagnosis and Treatment: Juvenile rheumatism.
Salicylic tablets prescribed, diet to consist of foods
with plenty of calcium.
Reading's Recommendations: First Physical - Gentle
administrations osteopathically for correction of the
pressures in lower portion of spine. Just before going to
bed, massage, gently, with Cocoa Butter, followed by gentle
massage with equal combination of Grain Alcohol and Peanut
Oil - about twice a week - Infra-Red light about 20 minutes,
particularly over area of lower portion of spine - from 9th
dorsal downward.
Second Physical - Hot-water packs - three times just before
corrections are attempted, special attention to sacral and
coccyx area - coordinate with 3rd cervical area.
Duration of Treatment: No. of years: 2 Months:
Results of Treatment: Cured: Yes Relief Failure
At the end of 2 years
Date: June 9, 1951 Signed [...] - (Patient, Parent or
Guardian.)
Note: Please give name and address of any physicians who
helped you carry out your reading. (Use reverse side, or
additional sheet, if required.)
(Q) Please give technical name of ailment. (This is needed
for indexing and compilation of similar cases.) Juvenile
Rheumatism.
(A) We have no information on this case following the second
reading. Was the condition completely cleared - and was she
taken back to Dr. Rathbun to follow through with the
treatments?
On Doctor's advice, patient was kept out of school for ten
weeks during first attack, and nine weeks when the second
attack occurred. Long rest periods each day were deemed
advisable; patient was allowed up and around the house in
between rest periods and could take short rides in the car.
Patient was taken back to Dr. Rathbun after second reading
and he followed through with the treatments.
Address: ..., Conn.
Note from [
2602]: [
2883] is a fine looking, attractive,
capable girl, in second year high school, a credit to any one
for intelligence, appearance, etc. No sign of any physical
disturbance from the trouble she had as a small child when
the reading was had, and no repetition during her childhood.



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