The Archive · 1910

Proved to Be Indigestion

and for months I never knew wh: wag to be free from the tortures arising fom my inability to digest what little I managed to est. After a meal the food would remain in my stomach like a heavy weight.

"I became so short of breath that T bad difficulty in walking about. The undigested food gave rise to flatulence that caused me great distress, and my heart would beat so wildly, and gave me 80 much pain at times, that I feared I was afflicted with heart complaint, I became very depressed; my strength gave way, and I was so weak and nervous that I hardly knew how to get through the day's duties, As time went on I had to live for days together on next to nothing. I was being

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