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(4:15. I noticed that the nodules on the knuckles of Jane’s left hand looked like they’d reduced themselves in size a bit. Jane said she’d noticed the effect also, and that in addition the larger swelling on top of her left wrist had also been reduced somewhat. So maybe the body is absorbing those growths, as I’ve been suggesting it can do in my dehypnotizing massages each afternoon.

(4:33. Jane pointed out the reduction in swelling of her left wrist bone, as mentioned earlier. She also has more freedom of movement in the wrist. This has slowly been improving.

[...] Early this morning Georgia had noticed what she took to be a swelling over the break and the ulcer on the right knee, and suspected drainage problems. [...] He looked at it and said any swelling was “due to the arthritis.” [...]

[...] First the girls are wrong about the cause of the slight swelling, then Fred gives her a lousy suggestion about arthritis! [...]

(“What’s the swelling actually due to?”)

The swelling has to do with a chemical that encouraged in certain parts of the body only a retention of fluid, and this was aggravated by beer consumption, and also by the drinking of whole milk.

[...] I knew this word but Jane did not; nor did she understand the formation of crystals near joints because of this chemical, which could then cause swelling. [...]

[...] I was up three times, and this morning it seemed the swelling and tenderness were worse than ever. [...]

[...] I felt the swelling begin to subside as though a balloon had been pricked.

[...] Also during the night, her feet began to turn a mottled red color, reminiscent of the way they used to be when she’d had much swelling in them. Only now there was no swelling. [...]

[...] [The left foot has lost some of its original swelling, and now appears much better by contrast.] I told Jane I thought Seth was correct in the deleted session for June 24, 1981, in which he said the swelling effect helps cushion the new motion of some joints, so there is no grating. I also told her I thought another reason applied, however, one that led to the swelling to begin with. [...]

[...] Jeff doesn’t suggest antibiotics at this time, but told me that the ulcers on Jane’s right knee and left hand won’t heal themselves, and that the new swelling on the top of her right shoulder may turn into another such area. [...]

[...] I told her the swelling on her right shoulder looked a bit reduced. [...]

(I saw no drainage at all from her right knee, and I believe the swelling on her left shoulder had decreased considerably. [...]

[...] This also applies to beneficial alterations in the ankles and toes, where additional fluids resulting in the swelling effect help cushion the new motion in particular of some joints, so there is no grating. [...]

[...] I noticed no signs of swelling when I got to 330 this noon.

[...] There is swelling on her right shoulder, and I also thought her cheeks looked swollen. [...]

[...] The swelling on her left shoulder blade varies considerably in size from day to day.

There is some swelling, very slight sometimes, when the joints are involved and this merely provides a cushioning process as circulation is quickened and pressure is taken away. [...]

[...] I told Jane the swelling had decreased some more on her upper right leg and around the knee, which cheered her also. [...]

(The swelling on her shoulder was up again, but I noticed there was no drainage at all from her knee, nor was there for the rest of the afternoon. [...]

[...] The swelling seems to have left her hands completely. [...]

[...] Indeed, her hands look better than they have in probably a couple of years, I’d say; the swelling seems to be largely gone. [...]

[...] This is not the now-familiar sensation of swelling in the fingers and the palm, but rather one of actual physical increase in size. [...]

(At 7:25 on Tuesday, I had a brief feeling of swelling in my right hand.

[...] The swelling was now gone and Jane felt all right, though she planned to see a dentist for an X-ray to check upon any possible bad tooth. [...] Now during break, she used the pendulum to ask her subconscious a few questions about the cause of the swelling; the answers she obtained indicated the cause was psychosomatic, and that a salivary gland had been involved. [...]

[...] The resultant heaviness of limb, the swelling of various portions of the body having to do with an overproduction of a chemical, I believe, called pectorin, or something very similar.