the person’s various physical complaints. Families are filed together, making an interesting historical picture of the fabric of the community. Over the fall and spring of 1953, Eva saw a young woman, C., age 21, married with one child. Eva notes: pallor, underweight, pelvic spasm. On 10/10/53 Eva writes “Think Anorgonia…states husband is nervous”; on 5/10 /53 C. comes with headache and weakness... very apathetic- is undercharged- at least on periphery. Accu suggested, However, injunction interfered. ”By 5/31/56 Eva writes that C. is “in love for the first time. 9 months. No discharge yet (meaning discharge of excitation) No previous excitation - never orgasm - aware of living lie. Intercourse with husband every night, ‘I just lie there and grit teeth’ Aware she is guilty, will sacrifice self and get sick”. 6/6/56 Eva writes : C. Chooses living the lie, pallid. Interestingly, in the same folder is a man’s chart, L. 28 yrs. old, who seems to be C.’s husband. He first comes to Eva on 7/18/55 ; “tired, all feeling gone x three years, doesn’t feel like eating, more nervous. Dor Buster used on boil on neck, lanced.” 7/27/55 visit by L.; “stomach still hurts. strong hitting impulses and rage. Med O B used (medical orgone blanket)- pink all over. Unable to raise voice but “laughs about everything”. Feels living in throat- cough type gag reflex (easily evoked). Org. reflex through- ‘reacts with nausea to all excitement’”. One year later, on 7/6/56 L. was seen again. “24 hours of vomiting and diarrhea - (in parenthesis: wife told him “you can pack your bags“- intercourse nightly- she doesn’t enjoy him). On 7/7/56 he returned. Eva writes; Dehydration. Fever blisters. His family is there – his mother. A spectacle. Stayed on living room couch. Starts on skim milk. Advised in a letter to come and discuss problem.” On 4/05/54, Eva saw first a 52 year old woman, E. : “Husband W., laborer. Telephone-0 (none). Wants routine check up, Feels miserable all over. 6 children, youngest 9 yrs. used digitalis in the past but it made her sick“….Eva then draws a picture of blood cells, including T-spikes of Reichian blood test (which suggest low charge, precancerous condition). Blood pressure 190/100…pulse 80… Expression of despair..pallor…Emaciation…anemia, neg urine…exam non remarkable..suggest use Accu, Rx vit B12. E. did use the accumulator from 5/24/54 through 6/19/54, with several visits. By 6/19/54 Eva writes that” used accu since 5/24/54… has better energy…Better color. Is digitalized. ..B/P lower, 140/80 this week, was 190/100, seems to be gaining some weight”. The patient did worsen by August and was set to specialist- Eva writes “is a cardiac”. It is important to remember Eva Reich was practicing medicine in a remote area, before the availability of numerous medications for high blood pressure. Generally we do not use the accumulator for high blood pressure, as that hypertension can be a sign of over charge, but Eva was greatly concerned about the patient’s precancerous blood picture. On 12/27/52 Eva saw Mr. M., a 38 year old scallop and lobsterman: 4 infected boils on inner right wrist, obtained after shelling scallops. Eva writes in parentheses: Problem: need better occupational protection. He had 101 degree temperature and a swollen arm. “Incised skin-no results, prescribed Penicillin 600,000 units (likely a shot), Sulfa 2 grams q 6 hours x 5 days with fluid, soak”. Mr. M. returned the next day. “Some improvement. No fever . Localizing. Start on org. blanket: improvised 4x daily ½ hour, penicillin 600,00 units. On 12/29/52 “ready for drainage Rt. 2 sites (she draws a picture here) Distal one extends way into tendon sheaths. Call on Dr. Coffin per phone advice. 2 iodophorm drains.” 12/30/52 “Redress- exchange (iodophorm) drains for plain”. 12/31/52 “much improved. Redress. To remove plain drains himself”. 1/2/52 “Redress: healing but distal Rt. Opening still open into Bursa, use pillow org ac one more week”. I have randomly selected medical charts to review, and it appears Eva did use Orgone medicine on children in her practice. On Labor Day, 1956, she saw a five year old boy, R., who was not from the local area. “Infected button abscess of toe, treated 1) compresses 2) followed by I and D (incision and drainage). Dor Buster hastened drain “pointing” process of abscess. Next day drain out–better”. The accumulator is simple. It is a layering of organic material (cotton or wool work best), with inorganic (steel wool). The steel must be on the inside (skin side); aluminum doesn’t work. The layers of organic and inorganic should be each of equal thickness to each other, energy & character vol.37 may 2009 21
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