PANCREATIC CANCER & GOITRE.
Patient Mr Freeman Maxwell
Address Beaverton, Ontario
Doctor Dr Mason Smith
Address Beaverton, Ontario
Diagnosis Malignant disease in pancreas.
Miss René Caisse,
387 Sherbourne Street
Toronto, Ontario.
Dear Madam:
Re Mr F Maxwell,
Beverton,
Ontario.
We suspect the above mentioned has malignant disease in the pancreas.
He is not informed of this.
Yours truly
F. M. Smith
2/1932
Miss Caisse
387 Sherbourne St
Toronto, Ontario
Dear Madam:
If Mr F. Maxwell wishes to undergo your treatment, I would offer no objections to him doing so.
Mr Maxwell has suffered with loss of appetite, loss of twenty pounds of weight, in addition to extreme weakness. He is depressed in spells. He also suffers with a moderate degree of arthritis. During the past eighteen months he has had two slight Cerebral Haemorrhages.
Yours truly,
F. M. Smith
2/1932 MISS CAISSE STARTED TREATING MR MAXWELL
Miss Caisse,
387 Sherbourne Street,
Toronto, Ontario.
Dear Madam:
Mr F. Maxwell came to my office Sunday last. Frankly I was delighted to see such a marked improvement in his general health.
He has gained seven and a half pounds. His haemoglobin estimated ninety per cent. He moves with a great deal of vigour and mentally he is very much brighter and alert.
I would be interested to know something more definite of your treatment. With what particular conditions do you use it and what do you claim for it? Over what period of time do you believe it should be used? I will watch Mr Maxwells progress with a great deal of interest.
Yours very truly,
F. M. Smith
Remarks
2/1932 Mr Maxwell came to me too weak to walk, had to be carried into my office, had lost the use of his arms for over a year.
I started to treat him in February 1932.
3/1937 Mr Maxwell still runs his own farm at Beaverton as his letter written a few days before the deputation from Bracebridge attended on the Honourable, the Minister of Health on March 15, 1937 states.
Patient had the use of his arms after five treatments, continued to gain weight and health, and is still well as his brother stated to the Minister of Health.
Copy of letter written to Miss Caisse by Mr Maxwell
1/1937
Beaverton
January 9th 1937.
Dear Miss Caisse,
Received your letter yesterday. I phoned my brother last night, and he will go any day or night that you let him know, which I think is much better than me going, as he knows just as much and more than I do what you did for me.
His Address
Helen Avenue 89,
his phone number should you need it Melrose - 9122 Toronto.
Do hope Miss Caisse you are successful.
Best wishes for you
Yours
Freeman Maxwell
Beaverton
Copy of letter written to Miss Caisse by Mrs Maxwell
2/1937
89 Helena Ave.
Toronto
Feb. 2nd., 1937
Dear Miss Caisse,
I had a letter from a friend in Bracebridge telling me of a case of goitre you have almost cured in a few treatments. Someone from Rochester. I have had a small goitre for some years and would like to get rid of it if I could. I wonder if I could have a treatment when you come down and perhaps I could go up for the others I would require.
My husband is expecting to hear when you want him to give testimony for your cure of Mr Freeman Maxwell, so if you think you could cure my goitre you could let me know then. My husband is very anxious to tell what you did for his brother for it was nothing short of a miracle. With very best wishes for your success in all your undertakings.
Yours truly,
Mrs H Maxwell
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