9/29/43 Husband's letter: "The article was so convincing
that I have decided to get in touch with you, not merely for
the sake of curiosity, but because we need your help. Our
problem is of a strictly personal nature, and no one,
including my wife, is aware of the exact details, except our
physician. On October 21st, my wife and I will have been
married 4 years, and the reasons for our being childless have
been recently revealed to me by our physician. I am most
anxious to know whether my wife can be cured without the use
of surgery. I too, am being treated symptomatically until
the true nature of my trouble can be diagnosed. I hope the
above information is sufficient to make a reading for both of
us."
11/17/43 Husband's letter: "The enclosed application does
not bear the signature of my wife or a witness, because of
the nature of the matter as explained previously. I hope you
can help us. Will apply for a Physical Reading of myself the
moment finances permit."
11/26/43 Husband's letter: "The time factor in our cases is
extremely important for our future physical well-being.
However, had I not by chance, learned of your psychic powers,
I probably would have missed the opportunity to seek your
aid. Therefore, kindly accept our applications for
membership, and I will be most grateful to receive a reading
at your earliest convenience."
12/15/43 Husband's letter: "I hardly know what to say or do,
in view of the facts recently exposed to me... Your letters
have not been answered sooner as I have just returned from
New York, where I have gone through a great deal of painful
diagnostic procedure only to be told by the doctor that
nothing can be done, and for that reason, it would be foolish
on my part to see other doctors and spend a great deal of
money unnecessarily. This news immediately prompted me to
ask you for an emergency reading [for himself]... However,
upon reading your letters explaining the frantic rush for
help by so many people, I realized the situation you and your
staff are in... I hope it won't be too late till June, as I
have more faith in you than the specialist I have seen,
although I pray it will not be too late."
4/44 Husband's letter: "From our previous correspondence,
you undoubtedly know why I desire a reading for my wife.
Questions: (1) Should I reveal the physical condition of my
wife to her? (2) Will surgery eventually become necessary?
(3) Is pregnancy possible; if so, would it be harmful?"
5/10/44 Husband's letter: "The only reason I haven't asked
for an emergency reading is in consideration for others who
are just as anxious and waiting their turn... Perhaps I
should have stated exactly what my wife's trouble is.
Knowing the facts, is bad enough, and having to write about
them certainly is not a happy occasion: Our physician's
diagnosis is that there are several uterine fibroids or
tumors present about the size of a golf ball. They were soft
on palpation and in a state of progressive enlargement.
There being no satisfactory treatment known, a hysterectomy
(surgical removal of the uterus) will have to be performed...
Obviously it isn't a question of whether we can wait for the
appointment. The point is, will it be too late?"
5/44 Husband's letter: "Many thanks for your letter of the
13th... Questions: (1) Will these tumors tend to become
malignant? (2) Are they the cause of the menstrual periods
being delayed for the last several months, about one week
late, or is there another factor involved? (3) Will surgery
become necessary or can I hope for a favorable prognosis?
(4) Would a normal pregnancy be possible?... Many thanks for
your patience in regard to our problem."
REPORTS
4/16/45 GD's note: "Pursuant to request of [
5172]'s husband,
membership fee was refunded because of his cancelled Physical
Rdg. appointment due to EC's death."
9/28/49 Questionnaire-Letter sent. No reply.
4/16/52 Notation by IMG: No record of verbal or written
contact on this case since date of reading, with the
exception of husband's request for refund on
4/16/45.


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