7/29/46 Mother's letter:
Association for Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Gina Cerminara,
If you will forgive the inexcusable delay in answering a
misplaced letter, I will try to answer the questions you
asked me in your letter of March 11.
Question #1.
The recommendations were followed as fully as possible
considering some balking by a three year old boy with some
ideas of his own.
Question #2.
As regards the Yellow Saffron tea each day, [
3109] refused to
drink it because he didn't like it. The same applied to the
Mullein tea that was recommended once a week.
Question #3.
After the first 3 osteopathic treatments [
3109] could drink
fresh milk for the first time, without any reaction. He also
slept a full night in his life without waking & crying from
irritation. After all ten osteopathic treatments were given
there was so much difference it didn't seem like the same
child.
Question #4.
The condition was not COMPLETELY CURED. The eczema broke out
in the coldest months when it was essential to wear woolen
leggings and cover his body entirely. Also, he still is
allergic to raw apples, eggs, citrus fruit and any foods
containing grease or shortening. I avoid rich pastries &
meat such as pork or bacon.
However he can eat the pork or bacon if I don't give it to
him two days in a row.
Question #5.
I certainly do credit the readings with the improvement in
[
3109]'s condition. Not so much myself & the things I did,
but mainly the osteopathic treatments that were given to him.
If you had been able to see the reactions to offensive foods,
as I did, and also the suffering he went through before the
reading, I'm sure you would have noticed the difference
yourself.
I hope the answers I've put down here, will help you in some
way. If you should like more and detailed answers I'll be
happy to answer.
Yours sincerely, Mrs. [...]
4/23/67 The late Mr. Wirsing's daughter wrote that Ray's
Remedies are now being made and sold by druggist Ernest O.
Baxter, Rt. #2, Box 170, Rochester, Indiana 46975, $1.71 for
2 ounces, plus 25 cents postage, for the ointment OR liquid.


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