What must I do to get well? : and how can I keep so? : an exposition of the Salisbury treatment / by one who has done it.

  • Stuart, Elma (Elma Fraser)
Date:
1889
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    the beneficent operation of the Salisbury Treat- ment, as I have felt it in myself and seen it in others, to explain it so clearly and practically, that every intelligent man and woman may, by its help, get well and keep well. This is the goal towards which I have striven from my first page to my last. And with this view, I have in addition drawn attention to a few of the signs easily discernible, ivJicn one first begins to get out of JiealtJi, so that the remedy may be adopt- ed at once; and the pain, unutterable weari- ness, nuisance, and expense of illness spared. Every word also that I have said from myself is the outcome of tried and hard experience learnt in conflict with a nine years' most se ere illness, and very much of it has been re- called to me now by those inquiries I spoke of above. That words and experience of mine should stir you to rise up and conquer back for your- selves health, and freedom from pain and misery, as I have done, by the simple, sure and safe means here narrated, makes me most truly happy, and I feel—thankfully feel—that all 1 have suffered and what I have written, are not