1/19/44 Mother's letter:
"I am indeed a bad girl for not writing sooner. I always
have such good intentions too.
"[
3473] is home now, a week today. We've had a little
formula trouble, and changed to pasteurized milk plus water
and Karo and she seems to be doing fine on it, but has a lot
of gas pains and cramps, especially at night. Think however
that she is doing fine and when a few days older will feel
better.
"Thank you so very much for squeezing in her reading. I know
you are swamped and it meant a lot to give one for her. It
meant a lot to me to have it! Seems like someone is always
doing something nice for me. It makes me feel so humble and
sometimes unworthy.
"[
3473] can lift her head alone, she plants her feet and bows
her back, and she can cry on occasion too. Weighs 5 lbs
3 3/4 ozs now and is 19 in. long. Looks exactly like her
daddy except for my pug nose. Has loads of dark hair and
dark blue eyes. She's a perfect little doll baby and so very
good. I think she's wonderful. Her Daddy too; and oh her
grandparents are almost silly." Much love [
951]
3/09/44 Mother's letter:
"We've had a busy time lately.
"[
3473] developed Thymus trouble. Almost choked to death
about 5 weeks ago, and an x-ray showed the left side quite
enlarged. She has had two x-ray treatments so far and may
have to have one more. She's greatly improved, but still
inclined to choke and gag. Have you any suggestions for
same?
"She now weighs 9 1/2 lbs and is growing like a weed. She's
just as cute and sweet as she can be..."
5/27/44 Mother's letter: "A note to brag more about our
daughter. She's doing fine now. Weighs 15 lbs and is 23"
long at 5 mos. The thymus trouble has cleared up and she
does not choke at all any more. Took 3 x-ray treatments to
shrink it to normal.
6/06/47 The grandmother phoned for copy of rubbing compound in
the child's Physical Rdg., which helped her so much, and also
extract of data from readings on Whooping Cough. GD.
2/27/67 Mother [
951] phoned: "Mother [
623] thought there
might be something in the readings to help my 23 yr. old
daughter [
3473]'s stomach ulcers."
3/12/67 Mother [
951] wrote: "[
3473] was in my car on the way
to Foothill College a year ago last September 30th and a man
ran into her as she was sitting waiting for a red traffic
light. Has been in and out of hospitals - finally out of
cervical collar 5 weeks ago - is better but not over it.
Cervical sprain and tore all ligaments and tendons in neck
and back. Takes a long time to heal. No ins. settlement as
yet, so I've had problems with $3500.00 of doctor bills."


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