Disease of the bladder and prostate cured by a new discovery / by David Jones.

  • Jones, David Griffiths.
Date:
1882
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Credit: Disease of the bladder and prostate cured by a new discovery / by David Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    This would continue from one, two, and even three hours. At this time I hardly ever slept half an hour together,—the extreme urging to pass water awoke me from 15 to 20 and more time during the night, —and not unfrequently during the day I was troubled in the same manner, 10 and 12 times in an hour.” Then, after detailing the hopeless and almost des- pairing condition of mind into which she had fallen, and the circumstances under which she had been led to consult the writer, she says : “ I paid Dr. D. Jones a visit, who carefully noted down all my varied symp- toms ; and, the better to secure his personal attention, 1 entered his ‘ Surgical Home,’ Bolton House, Clap- ham Road. The first week passed without apparent difference as to suffering; but after that time, I improved so rapidly, that in three weeks and three days I went to church, for the first time for years. The pain and all its inconveniences left me; no ves- tige of past suffering remaining. Thus contrary to hope (humanly speaking) Dr. JONES was the instru- ment, in God’s hands, of curing me after eight and a half years continued suffering, and after so many at- tempts of other physicians, of unquestionable repute, in Russia, Germany, France, and England. This lady contiuues perfectly well now (Nov. 1876) more than four years and a half since she left Bolton House, and, with the exception of slight inconveni- ence from a cold, she has had no return of her disease. She would willingly verify the foregoing statement, and furnish the names of the several physicians whom she consulted, if requested so to do. Any communi- cation to her may be addressed ; “ S. M., Gransden
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