Amal Kiran's Correspondence with The Mother

29 March 1935

Mother,

About L. If pain in the tooth becomes again acute, she would like very much to have some sedative medicine, because she feels very exhausted and would welcome any relief, however temporary. Or if you don’t approve of medicine, she begs you to give her a lot of sleep in the night. If the fever is high also in the night, she might like to have somebody near to help her, provided you think so too.

Yes, it would be better if somebody is with her at night. Let her say whom she would like to have — and if the pain starts again it seems unavoidable to give her some medicine. You might speak to Pavitra about it — he has something helpful with him.

More ice and fruit juice can be given if needed — only one shall require the flasks.

29 March 1935