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| 3/1937 | Patient started Caisse treatment.
Weight on that date was 113 pounds.
Patient troubled with a goitre, nervous condition, and trouble in ears. | |
| 4/1937 | Has Drawing - up feeling. | |
| 5/1937 | Patient feeling well, does not notice goitre now. | |
| 10/1937 | Growth under arm has almost disappeared. Patient has had some pain below the breast and through shoulder blade. | |
| 11/1937 | Patient has been examined and no trace of the growth was found. Patient has a slight aching under the breast, outside of that she is perfectly well. | |
| 1/1938 | Patient has slight swelling below her breast, but the growth has completely disappeared. | |
| 11/1938 | Swelling under breast gone, no trace of growth in breast, and patient says she is perfectly healthy generally. | |
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| 12/1937 | Copy of letter to Miss Caisse by Mrs Raney. |
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To whom it may concern
Five years ago I discovered I had a growth in my left breast. I went to the doctor in Sunbridge, he told me the best thing for me to do was to have an operation, but I did not have one, so I came to Miss Caisse last March. My growth had grown to be as large as an egg, now it is all gone and I feel so much better. I certainly recommend Miss Caisse's treatment for cancer of every kind because I believe it is a real cure.
I think Miss Caisse should be given a license to practice so other people could have the same cure as I have got from Miss Caisse's treatment.
Mrs Wilfred Raney
December 7th 1937,
Sunbridge, Ontario
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| 03/1939 | Copy of letter written by Mrs Raney to Miss E. Stephens. |
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-Toronto
Ontario.
Sunbridge, March 14-1939
To whom it may concern
I have been going to Miss Caisse of Bracebridge for treatment for a growth in my left breast that was the size of an egg, but it has disappeared and I am feeling much better and am very much in favour of Miss Caisse having a license so that she can treat other patients with her wonderful cure for cancer which is a terrible disease of humanity.
Wishing Miss Caisse success in getting her license.
Mrs W Raney.
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