Essiac Romania

Pacient: Mr J. C. Forsythe, Utterson, Ontario
Varsta: 55 ani
Doctor: Dr A. F. Bastedo, Bracebridge, Ontario
Diagnostic: Cancer of the Cervix

In 1907 patient had growth removed from her pelvis in the Toronto General Hospital by Dr Marlow and Dr Wales
In 1909 operation performed by Dr Wales in Utterson for abscess on back of lung.
In 1914 patient had stitches after child birth, ulcers in cervix burned and quartered.
In 1917 patient had gall -bladder operation in Grace Hospital in Toronto by Dr Cursell.
In 1929 patient had growth removed by Dr A. F. Bastedo at the Bracebridge Hospital.
Pold pelvic region full of little growths not removed, patient had severe haemorrhage after this operation.
Sometime between 1929 and 1931 patient was in bed with T.B.
In 1931 patient haemorrhaged again and was sent to Toronto General Hospital,
had radium and X-ray and was told had two growths in womb.
In 1936 and 1937 patient troubled again. Dr Greig of Bracebridge then examined patient and caused more bleeding.

May 8th 1937
Patient started taking “Essiac” treatment .

Sept. 4, 1937
Patient says she is much better, used to have headaches, hasn’t them now

Sept. 25, 1937
Patient says general condition better. Has a pressure across the abdomen, and tired feeling, has frequent urination, nerves bad.

Oct. 2, 1937
Patient feeling much better, less frequent urination, nerves better, no headaches.

Jan. 8th, 1938
Patient has no discharge from vagina for past three weeks and has felt much better.

Nov. 1, 1938
Patient very well and thinks she does not need any more treatment.;
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Copy of letter written to Miss Caisse
by Mrs Forsythe
Utterson,
Oct. 15 1938

To Whom It May Concern-

At the birth of my second child, I was badly torn which my doctor did not attend to at the time. I went in this condition for about five years when

my doctor said I would have to have an operation. I went to Toronto, had a growth removed and the tear stitched.

All seemed well for some time, when I began to haemorrhage again. Had another operation and another growth removed. All went well for a time when

the haemorrhage reappeared. This time Dr H. C. Wales advised me to have radium which I did, a 36 hour treatment. This stopped things for a short

time when I began to have discharge which contained pus.

I went to the doctor, was examined but got no satisfaction and after examination bleeding started again. I went to Miss Caisse and begged her to

give me treatments. She did not want to do this but however after much persuasion Miss Caisse consented to treat me and I am happy to say that my

condition is 100 per cent better. I am able now to do all my own work, which before taking treatment from Miss Caisse I was unable to do.

Hoping you will see fit to allow Miss Caisse to continue this good work,

I remain
Yours truly
Signed
Mrs J. C. Forsythe
Utterson, Ont.