7/14/43 [
2968]'s letter to EC: "...I can see that we hurried
the last Reading a bit. I want to ask your advice. Do you
think a Reading about the middle of August would be too soon?
I shall have had the second recharging of the appliance and
perhaps the third.
"I've been following your instructions faithfully. I have to
rub myself because my mother works and has no time.
Considering my inexperience, I think I've managed it pretty
well. My circulation is really much improved. My leg used
to be discolored all the time, and for weeks now it has not
been. I've used a great deal of peanut oil - lots of points,
I can assure you.
"I have implicit faith in your instructions. Neither Mother
nor I have any doubt or shadow of doubt that you will help
me. We are expectant and hopeful, if that helps.
"Thank you again for all you have done for me and others.
"If you think August is all right for the Reading, will you
please write me, so we can have an appointment made..."
7/22/43 EC's letter to [
2968]: "...I thank you very much for
yours of the fourteenth. I think I would keep up the
treatments until about between the first and middle of Sept.
before I would have a check-up again. Of course, we are glad
to make this at any time you wish it, for our whole purpose
is to try to help and of course, in being on the ground we
sometimes may be prone to put it off when we should be a
little quicker about it. I am glad to know that you are
feeling better. I feel that you will really improve. You
are going to have periods, of course, when apparently, there
isn't any change, then you will have times when you will feel
a little better, but you just keep to it and I feel sure you
will really get results. Let us hear from you at any time
that you feel like writing and know that we are very glad to
have your feelings in the matter. Of course, we are busy,
but never too busy to try and be of help..."
8/16/43 [
2968]'s Mother's letter: "...Would it be advisable
or possible to arrange for a reading for [
2968] in the near
future?
"Several reasons prompt me to ask.
"We have to move - the landlady wants the house. Finding a
house in itself is a problem. And where to look for a place
is dependant largely on the outcome of the reading. If it be
advised that we contact a doctor in Los Angeles we would have
to move closer in. Gas rationing doesn't permit much extra
driving. If I knew just what we are to do, I can plan
accordingly.
"I don't know whether [
2968]'s condition is growing worse or
if it so just impatient for some source of help, but her
disposition has reached the stage where it is of some
concern. Sometimes it seems as if things just can't go on as
they are. It may be pressure on the brain reflexes mentioned
in the other reading.
"I don't know what your charges are. I am enclosing $10.00.
Would appreciate an early appointment if possible and will
send any difference in price. Is it necessary to take out
another membership in order to have another reading or how?
Thanking you kindly..."
8/21/43 EC's letter to Mother: "...I have yours of the
sixteenth. You know that we will be very glad to try to be
of help. I feel especially interested in [
2968]'s condition
and I believe there is a chance for this to be much better,
though, as you say, it seems to be growing worse. I know how
conditions are everywhere and the great demands that are made
on you from every angle and especially something like this.
Do not hesitate to ask us for the reading, but please do not
send any more money. I assure you that we will be of just as
much help as if you sent ten times that amount. We do not
want to be a drain on anyone.
"I am making the appointment for the afternoon of September 7
from 3:30 to 4:30 EWT. That will be, I think, 12:30 to 1:30
your time. Be sure to give us just where you will be at that
hour and also make a list of questions.
"Thanking you and I do hope that we may be of a real help, I
am..."
8/27/43 Letter from [
2968] to EC: "...I think my mother's
letter must have been a bit confused. I am in no respect
worse. As I told you, my circulation is normal, a condition
the doctors have been unable to induce in the years. For
that I am very grateful and expectant of even more
improvement. I know you can help me - I knew it even before
you had helped me..."
1. Is it possible - will I be completely normal? (This is
more important than you can know at this time.)
2. May I begin taking treatments now - adjustments of some
sort from a competent trained person - whatever you
recommend?
3. If as you said I am well enough to go to school in Feb.,
does that mean I shall be entirely well?
9/07/43 See
2968-3.



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