(Q) What is the cause of his vomiting?
(A) This is the incoordination between the sympathetic and
cerebrospinal system that produces convulsions in the area of
the duodenum and thus an expulsion from the stomach.
Do not use operative forces on ear, tongue, eyes or any of
the organs of the sensory system. Do use the applications
indicated here.
We are through with this Reading.
Two copies to Mother (one for the osteopath, Dr. George N.
Coulter, 18 East 41st St., N.Y.C.)
Copy to Ass'n file
Two Miss Goodall for indexing
BACKGROUND
11/28/43 Aunt [
3286] requested emergency rdg. for little
[
3358] "to analyze and cure his horrible cough which seems to
be a torture of hell itself. For the past 3 yrs. the advent
of winter has brought back the cough and this yr. it is a
raging horror. He vomits several times each night and loses
at least half the night in these violent attacks. He
complains of pains in his stomach and sides when he coughs.
It is a harrowing experience to merely witness, and I really
don't know how the child survives it. Medical examinations
pronounce him perfect with no cause for coughing. We realize
that because of that a Physical Rdg. is his salvation...
Also, please give the cause and cure for his occasional
cross-eyes."
1/04/44 Mother submitted questions, including: "What can be
done about the wheeze in his chest when he breathes? Why
does he catch cold so often and what is to be done about it?
What causes him to develop habits, every once in a while,
like biting his nails or picking his nose?
REPORTS
1/18/44 Mother requested appointment for the 2nd rdg.,
saying: "I am highly pleased with the 1st rdg., and if there
is any additional information I can supply concerning
reaction of [
3558] to the tr., I will be glad to do so."
2/29/44 She submitted questions.
3/30/44 See Ck. Physical Rdg.
3558-2.



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