4/13/43 Letter: "My difficulty is a peculiar lameness in
one leg, and extending across the lower part of the back,
across what is termed the lumbar region - just above the
buttocks. It is difficult to start right off and walk,
immediately upon rising from a chair, but once I get
started I go along very well, unless I try to walk some
distance. The condition seems to be more a soreness
and lameness instead of pain, altho at times there is pain,
mostly in just the one leg of night after going to bed at
night, until I can gradually get into a comfortable position.
Standing very long at one time seems to bring on great
fatigue, and I find my energy or endurance decreasing. I
have had some diagnosis from competent physicians, but they
have not been able to find either the cause or remedy."
1. What was the original cause of my condition?
2. What is causing the physical discomfort, or disease,
that I have been experiencing for the past 5 or 6 years,
of lameness and stiffness in right side?
3. What can I do to correct it and be able to move about
comfortably again, especially so that I may exercise and
walk as has always been my custom?
4. Does this affect the heart?
5. Would osteopathy be helpful or harmful?
6. Can I do anything about varicose veins?
7. What are the only occasional attacks of extreme nausea
and vomiting when food seems always digested and only a
white liquid substance comes up (these attacks that come
on about 3 a.m. and generally when I visit at the home of
a friend)?
8. What is the reason for my tiring so quickly?
REPORTS
4/27/43 Letter: "This is to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter and reading and to say that I have an appointment for
this afternoon for my first treatment at Reilly's.
"I thank you very much and will write you again, later,
as to my progress."


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