11/30/45 Harmon Bro's letter to [
3005]:
Dear Mrs. [
3005]
It was nice to receive your encouraging note and your gift.
Gladys has asked me to enclose your membership card in this
note which I wanted to write you.
June went to work and copied out some readings on conditions
that either were or seemed similar to Parkinson's Disease.
You will find that none of them are directly parallel to your
case, although each has some factor that parallel's some
factor in your case.
As I understand it, your reading explains that from
combinations of foods that chemical balance in your body was
upset some time ago. As the arteries carried foods around
for the body to assimilate, a thinning of their walls
resulted, and then seepages. The pressure from fluid which
has thus leaked - blood, I suppose - has affected regular
nerve ganglia in certain areas along the spine, especially
those of the right side. Possibly those delicate emunctory
patches of which science seems to know so little - patches
that connect the two nervous systems - have also been
affected by these seepages.
At any rate it is suggested that the arteries be built up
again by those wonderful nourishing foods for tissue, peanut
oil and lanolin. The act areas which need it most are given.
And then the nerves - the plexuses and the ganglia which have
deteriorated from the pressure upon them - need to be
rebuilt. It is generally accepted that nerve tissue is built
of gold and silver, etc. In your case the gold is given
directly, the iodine is given in sea food, and the other
elements are either supplied or have their "makings" supplied
in the Bromide of Soda.
The beets and carrots supply the chemical balance which threw
you off in the first place. My mother was also given beets
for a condition that started as chemical unbalance.
The folks down here are anxious to co-operate with you.
Perhaps the best way for you to help them to do so would be
to send them in a report. Tell us just how much you have
been able to get the massages suggested, with the help of the
fine masseur you seem to have found. Did he work with the
specific areas, did he use the oils, did you participate
expectantly, what results, etc?
How long did you take the gold and soda? Have you been able
to eat sea foods daily? What about the beets and carrots?
Exactly what is your present condition?
We sent copies of all these readings which we are sending
you, to Dr. David Musselman, Mrs. [
3006]'s osteopath in
downtown Chicago. He is making a special study of
Parkinson's disease, though not in any thorough way. It
wouldn't hurt to take your reading to him with these, and
talk it over with him. Let us have from him a description of
your condition and a statement of his prognosis, or whatever
it is a doctor says about what should be done or hasn't been
done or can't be done or is being done.
Then if you care to send these comments to Gladys Davis and
ask what you expect to do next, referring to this letter, she
will look up whatever further material she can find and will
make suggestions.
We have more material on Parkinson's disease. If you are
interested after reading the sketchy items we have sent, I
can tip you off how to get more! Tell her I said to look in
"Mae's briefing of drawers A through F". And it wouldn't
hurt to approach the matter as you did this time.
With Hugh Lynn's return and the cutting of the staff to a
minimum - June and I are having to leave - there isn't much
help in the office to work on things that are so badly
needed. Yet the spirit is still here. Gladys wants to help
you, and I'm sure Hugh Lynn does. I am anxious to do
whatever I can even though I will not be at Virginia Beach.
If we have our index of the readings I could walk into the
vault right now and pull out perhaps three dozen cases of
Parkinson's Disease and have them prepared for you. But all
in the good Lord's due time, I guess!!
Thanks again for your interest and don't quit trying to get
help down here. The help is here. Just be persistent.
I was thrilled to read the lovely statement of your inner
purposes that was given by your reading. Makes me proud to
know you.
Address your next letter to Gladys. I'll be gone.
Harmon H. Bro
9/13/76 Dr. Duffy's letter to GD:
The A.R.E. Clinic
4018 North 40th Street - Phoenix, Arizona 85018
Appointments: 955-0551 - Business Office: 957-1330
Education Office: 959-9777 (Area Code 602)
Gladys Davis Turner
A.R.E.
Box 595
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Dear Miss Turner:
I am at the present time reviewing all of the Parkinson's
Disease readings with the aim of producing a commentary and
possibly a workbook on them, and in the process I came across
the enclosed material. You will see on page four of reading
3005-1 there was the question asked on what causes her
Parkinson's Disease and the answer indicating that the
problem was due to an assimilation problem within the walls
of the bowel. I've checked this of course with Dr. Bill
McGarey who agrees with me that this is the proper
interpretation, as has been mentioned in causes of the other
disorders.
You will note on page 10 [Par. R7 above], Harmon Bro's letter
indicates that his interpretation was that this was due to a
thinning of the walls of the blood vessels.
We believe that this is in error and we submit this
information to you for your decision on the best way to
modify it. Of course if you wish to discuss this further,
please address me at the Clinic.
Sincerely yours, [signed] Bruce Duffy, D.O. [B/j]
9/20/76 GDT's letter to Dr. Bruce Duffy and Dr. Wm. A
McGarey:
Of course you are right that reading 3005-1 was talking about
the thinning of the walls of the intestines, as mentioned in
so many other readings (especially cases of psoriasis, for
instance). I am adding your letter to Case 3005-1, page 12,
to counteract Harmon Bro's wrong interpretation. (He was
only 23 at the time, AND a layman, trying to explain the
reading to Mrs. [
3005] who was a friend of his mother's). By
the way, the readings we collected for her were without
background correspondence, etc., etc. HHB's letter shows the
time we were having.


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