Huntsville,
Ont.,
April 1st., 1937

Miss René Caisse
Bracebridge,
Ontario.

Dear Miss Caisse,
I want to review for you the history of my case, with which you are more or less familiar, owing to your series of treatments.

I suffered for some months with a sore on my lower lip. I first noticed it in November, 1935, and went to a local medical doctor. I was told to rub on it "Rubbing Alcohol". I did this. The sore continued to get worse. During the winter it became very painful.

In May, 1936, I had to go to hospital for an operation, and had it again examined by one of the hospital physicians. I was told it would be all right after my operation, which was internal in character.

But the pain became worse. I was finally released from the hospital and started again to work. The pain of my lip was so severe that I had often to leave my work, and go home to rest. I suffered intensely, and was about to accept the advice of a friend, and have a medical man perform an operation on the lip.

But instead, I finally acted on the advice of another friend and went to see Miss Caisse. I commenced taking her treatments. Little by little change took place until the fourth treatment, when the pain began to subside. I continued until I had taken ten treatments in all. When this number had been completed, the pain had gone, and the sore gradually healed.

The healing process continued steadily: the pain was entirely gone, and I am glad to say that now the sore is healed up perfectly, and I have no pain whatever, nor anything to indicate that I had this cancer, except a slight scar of my lip.

From the nature of my trouble, and from the manner in which the sore developed, with intensifying pain, I am certain in my own mind it was cancer. But I am completely healed, thanks to Miss Caisse.

Yours very sincerely,


Frank E. Oke
Huntsville, Ont.