Each day when the Appliance is removed, give a light massage
- not attempting to make corrections but massage along the
spine and also along the sympathetic area; that is, in the
spine itself and then about an inch and one half off the
spine centers, on either side particularly in the lumbar and
sacral areas and from the first dorsal to the first cervical,
with this combination of oils - all the body will absorb:
Olive Oil..............1 ounce,
Peanut Oil.............1 ounce,
Lanolin..............3/4 teaspoonful.
Do these and then - after one month of using the Appliance
- begin again with the corrective measures osteopathically;
of those areas in the coccyx and lumbar and at the third
cervical.
Beginning with the second series of these treatments we
should find helpful forces for the body.
Keep in the open quite often. Keep the body active at some
definite activity.
Keep a normal, regular, diet. Never too much of meats of any
character, the principal meats would be sea foods of every
nature, especially fresh oysters prepared in any manner; and
fowl.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Was this injury referred to a result of the bicycle
accident years ago?
(A) On the end of the spine and the lumbar center. This
naturally caused the segment in the third cervical also to be
destroyed.
These as we find should bring better conditions for this
body, [
3223].
We are through with this reading.
Two copies to Sister - (one for the osteopath - We would
refer you to Dr. H. D. Shellenberger,
Mullberry & Cathedral St., Baltimore,
Md.)
Copy to Ass'n file
Two Miss Goodall for indexing
BACKGROUND
4/19/43 His sister [
3234]'s letter:
"He became mentally troubled about 10 yrs. ago, shortly after
he had had an accident on his bicycle. He did bruise his
head and body rather badly then, but doctors have not been
able to find anything physically wrong with him - he
sometimes complains of headaches. You can imagine what a
great sorrow this has been to my poor mother and father, who
have watched this happen and have been unable to help him.
The doctors have pronounced him harmless and as far as they
know hopeless. It is such a terrible pity that he has to be
so afflicted, for as I remember him before he changed he was
a lovely, kind, talented young man. He attended ...
Institute of Art and planned to teach art and planned to
teach fine arts here, - we have even now many beautiful
drawings that he made before he changed."
REPORTS
12/11/81 GD's note: We never heard whether or not the
treatment was followed.


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