8/28/26 Letter: "I found it quite interesting, but you
failed to touch on ANY of the things I was hoping to hear.
I have had 'head noises' for the past eight years, very much
worse in my left ear, with a slight deafness, as a result,
in the left ear. The specialist said this was a catarrhal
condition, which I presume is true, for during the winter
months, if exposed to the cold, I suffer BADLY with the bones
of my face, which leads me to think there must be some sinus
trouble.
"I have some stomach, or liver trouble, which you speak of in
a general way. The M.D.'s all agree that this is gallstones,
but I do not agree with them, because the suffering always
comes on after eating, and I cannot believe it is other than
a likeness to acute indigestion, though the pain is always in
the region of the gall duct.
"I also have varicose veins, which fact I have never brought
to the attention of the different physicians who have
attended me at various times. They are not badly ruptured
on the outside, but I have the idea that they are ruptured
on the INSIDE. They have been this way since I was quite a
young girl. I suspect I should have had them seen to long
ago.
"There seems to be a slight discrepancy in your reading. You
speak of conditions that were produced in the BLOOD SUPPLY
from lack of katabolism in the system, in times back,
and then again in the NERVE SYSTEM you speak of an UNDUE
katabolism as was produced, IN TIMES BACK. The UNDUE, and
the LACK both being in times back. Now I couldn't have a
minus, and a plus, of the same thing, in times back, could I?
"Of course if I go ahead with this treatment, as outlined by
you, I shall want to understand what is expected. Should I
NOT receive any beneficial results, should you have a fee?
I desire that you answer me candidly so that I may know just
what I should do.
"I have a confession that will probably interest you. My
name is Mrs. [...] I gave you my maiden name, because we
talked to a man who was quite well acquainted with you, and
I feared he might make known my condition to you, as told to
him. This, of course I did not want to happen, for it would
spoil all my faith, and besides, I really AM [...] with the
addition of another name."
9/16/26 EC wrote her he thought the reading would have been
clearer to her if she had been honest with herself in making
the first request. He urged her to follow the treatment
for
6-8 weeks and then let him give another reading (she
contributing to the work according to her own conscience).
9/20/26 She wrote she had enquired about the Radio-Active
Appliance from Thomas B. Brown of the Brookins Mfg. Co.,
Dayton, O., to whom we had referred her, and found they had
no literature, only making them up by hand, and: "I cannot
help but wonder if there is no element of danger in this
appliance. It seems to be a perfectly new thing, or at
least a new name."
11/02/26 Letter: "In reply to yours [form letter] asking for
help for your hospital, I have this to say: "Had I received
proper attention, and any degree of health help, from your
reading, I certainly intended to, from time to time, remember
you with my mite, and while it would not be great in amount,
I would be grateful for the benefit received, and would not
forget.
"I ordered the three solutions as advised by Mr. Brown, he
changing the solution of Silver from an alcoholic one to a
distilled water solution, AFTER I had written him that our
druggists informed me that an alcohol solution could not be
made, because the silver was not soluble in alcohol.
"I felt that Mr. Brown had no real knowledge about the
matter, and after your letter, in reply to my inquiry about
the solutions, I found that EVEN YOU did not know anything
definite about them, and you stated that you would soon give
a reading on them, and would let me know. All this proved
to me that others had NOT tried it and been benefitted, or
both you and Mr. Brown would have known exactly what to have
advised.
"I used the silver solution ONE HOUR. Mr. Brown's advice
was, from one to two hours, and to wipe the wire off each
time after using. After the hour's use, I found the wire
almost eaten in two. THAT didn't look much like using it SIX
WEEKS, or even the THIRTY DAYS TRIAL. Another treatment and
the wire would have been gone. I was so nervous that the
first thing I did the next morning was to send it back to Mr.
Brown. He returned my $20.00 and wrote a very nice letter,
which caused me to feel kindly instead of offended. I had
made up my mind that I was going to receive help from the
treatments, but taking the whole thing together, I have not
the faith that I had in the beginning. However, if there is
anything in these readings my very best wishes are for you,
and your patients."
11/26/26 EC thanked her and hoped she would find help for her
condition.


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