9/28/43 She submitted questions, saying: "Complete
hysterectomy operation 2 yrs. ago. Eight months later had
severe convulsions - found thru x-rays had calcium deposits
on left side of skull. Doctors undecided whether to operate
because of possible loss of memory or other faculties
afterward. After leaving hospital improved for time but have
now begun to have queer sensations in head and back with an
accompany humming sensation on left side of head. Extremely
nervous - must take dope to remain relaxed. Is present
condition caused by the hysterectomy and will it gradually go
away, or due to the calcium deposits & may get worse; whether
to have operation or leave it alone & take things as they
come."
Did calcium deposits on brain cause paralysis as a child? If
not, what did?
What cause the calcium to form?
Should the calcium deposits be removed or be left alone?
If removed, would it leave me abnormal, as feared by some
doctors?
Were the calcium deposits responsible for convulsions last
year, or the operation 2 yrs. ago responsible?
What can be done to help my nerves - will they ever be normal
again?
Am I growing another tumor?
Is the irregularity in heart dangerous?
Should I avoid exercise because of it?
Is a normal sex life injurious to my health or not?
Any further advice?


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