The Washington herald., 1922-12-28

- - ASoS W ecAe JSe my ess~~
astonishment.
Il was not able to follow UP this
case. as the patient never deigned
to come and see me again or to
thank me, but some time after
ward 1 heard that he had had no
relapse).
Nine. P, at Laneuveville.
Pains in the kidneys and knees.
The illness dates from ten years
back and is becoming worse every
day. Suggestion from me. and
Autosuggestiou from herself. The
Improvement Is immediate and in
creases progressively. The cure is
obtained rapidly. and is q "perma-
creases progressively. The cure is
REGAINS SPEECH.
Nine. Z, of Nancy. felt i'll
in January, 1910. with congestion
Of the lungs. from which she had
not recovered two months later.
She suffers from general weak
pess. loss of appetite, bad digestive
trouble, rare and difficult bowel
action. insomnia, copious night
sweats. After the first suggestion.
the patient feels much better, and
two days later she returns and,
tells me she feels quite well.
Every trace Of illness has disap-
peared, and all the organs are
functioning normally. Three or
four times she had been on the
point of sweating. but each time
prevented it by the use Of Con-
scious Autosuggestion. From this
time Nine. Z has enjoyed good
health.
Il have purposely chosen some
cases dating a considerable time
back, in order to show that the
cures are apparently "perma-
nent'D
NJ. x, at Belfort. cannot
talk for more than ten minutes
without becoming aphonous. Doc
tors find no lesion in vocal Or
gans, but one of them says that
NJ " suffers from senility OF
the larynx. and this conclusion
confirms him in the belief that he
is incurable. He comes TO spend
this holiday at Nancy. and LADY
OF my acquaintance advises him
to come and see me. He refuses
at first, but eventually consents.
| treat him and ask him to re-
turn. He comes back on the ap-
pointed day. and tells me that the
day before he was able to con-
verse the whole afternoon with
out becoming amphonous. Two
days later he returns again to say
his trouble had not reappeared,
although he had not only con.
versed a great deal but even
sung the day before. The cure
still holds good.
DISCIPLE HEALS.
NJ. D.. at Jarville. Paralysis
Of the left upper eyelid. Goes to
hospital where he receives injec.
tions. as a result Of which the
eyelid is raised. The left eve.
however, was DETECTED outward
for more than As degrees. and an
operation seemed to be necessary.
II was at this moment that he
came to me, and, thanks to Auto
suggestion. the eye went back
little by little to its normal posi-.
tion.
Mile. Y, Of Geneva. aged
thirteen. Sore on the temple con
sidered by several doctors as be.
ing of tubercular origin: for n
year and a half it has refused to
yield to various treatments or.
dered. She is taken to NJ. Bau
douin. a follower of Miss Geneva
who treats her by suggestion and
tells her to return in a week,
When she comes back the sore
has healed.
Mile. L. also of Geneva
Had had the right leg drawn UT
for seventeen years. owing to an
abcess above the knee which had
had to be operated upon. She
asks M. Boudoin to treat her by
suggestion. and hardly has he be
gun when the leg can be bent ant
unbent in a normal manner
(There was, Of course. a psyche
logical cause in this case)
Outline Of DIR. Coue's method ant
some observations will appear n
tomorrow's article in The Wash