5/12/43 Aunt [
2602]'s letter:
"The reading for [
2991] has not yet arrived - guess the
postal service is suffering from war conditions. Of course
Mrs. [
2454] gave us the general idea of what came through,
and I guess [
2991]'s mother has a very serious problem. I
wanted her to have a reading when [
2991] had convulsions last
fall, as I felt then that there was something serious, but I
guess they weren't quite convinced then that there was some
deep-seated cause, and hoped that it was, as the doctor told
them, probably just due to the stage of life he was passing
through. It certainly is a good thing that they didn't delay
any longer."
5/23/43 Aunt, [
2602]'s letter:
"It might interest you to know that Dr. Rathbun [Rathbun,
Douglas J., D.O.] found the lesion in [
2991]'s back that the
reading mentioned. He's going to be convinced some day, I
think, in spite of himself. He is cooperative, though, which
is a great help, and religiously follows the treatments
prescribed."
6/07/43 Mother's letter: "[
2991] has shown such an
improvement from the change of diet and few treatments he has
had so far that I would like to have him have the medicine
[passion flower fusion which she had difficulty in obtaining]
as directed. I certainly thank you for giving him the time
for a reading. It means such a lot when a person is sure
they are treating an illness in the right way. Hoping you
can give me some information on the medicine and again
thanking you... P.S. Will you be able to reserve a check
reading for [
2991] about the middle of Oct. 1943?"
6/09/43 EC wrote her to have her druggist order the herb
by the pound from S. B. Penick & Co. He made the ck. reading
appointment.
8/11/43 Aunt, [
2602]'s letter:
"My nephew, [
2991], is coming along fine - he almost had
another convulsion a few weeks ago - all indications pointed
toward one for a couple days - but he managed to pull through
without it, so we're all in hopes he won't have any more.
Dr. Rathbun says the lesion in his back has softened up so
much that he doesn't believe [
2991] will have any more, that
the pressure has been relieved sufficiently to prevent any
more convulsions."
10/07/43 Letter from mother: "He has benefitted so much from
his last Reading, and I cannot tell you how much I appreciate
your help. I only hope this work is not too wearing on you."
Questions for Check Reading for [
2991]:
Would active participation in sports be advisable?
Is there any suggestion as to treatment for the eyes, either
as to changing glasses or any other treatment?
Is his condition such as to bar him in the future from
military service, etc., where physical examinations are
required?
Is the condition improved to such an extent that the danger
of further convulsions is entirely eliminated?
Is it necessary to continue the strict diet given in the
first reading, or may it be modified and to what extent?
Is there any medicine that could be used in place of the
Passion Flower fusion, as this seems to sour quickly?
If the Passion Flower fusion must be used, how can it be
prepared so that it will not turn sour?
How long and how often should the osteopathic treatments be
continued?
Are there any special instructions for the osteopath?
10/14/43 See
2991-2.



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