Having seen her I think she can expect little relief till the
winter is well over & we can only attempt to prevent things growing
worse till a better season come when more effectual measures might
be taken: such as travelling & change of Climate. But any
attempt to move her at present to any distance might be fatal &
we must therefore attempt to relieve her by other means; which
must chiefly be by Diet properly ordered.

No animal food: except hartshorn or calves feet jelly once or
twice a day. Diet must consist of Milk, farinacea, & fruit.
She may have from one to two gills of Asss milk every morning.
At other times Cow milk as new ↑milked↑ as possible & diluted with equal
parts of thin water gruel or barley water, & well sweetened with
honey or sugar: This mixture to be used in every shape as plain
milk is used to be; taking with it bread, rice, sago, salep & cc.
These are to be separately boiled in water and added to her Milk
in what quantity she pleases; or they may be taken without milk, but
with boiled raisins or currants, boiled or roasted apple, currant
jelly or preserves & thus her Diet may be considerably varied.
She may sometimes have a light bread pudding, sometimes a
little custard & sometimes a little caudle.

Drink water or watery liquors. No fermented or spirituous.
She may take toast water, barley water, water gruel or milk with
a large proportion of boiled water in it, & particularly she may
take freely of Arabic emulsion: but all these must have
the cold taken off by a teaspoonful or two of boiling water.
No tea or coffee, unless sometimes & very weak & not very warm.
Cocoa may be taken at pleasure.

Flannel next the skin, day & night.

With respect to exercise I wait to speak untill I see what
the weather or her strength will allow of & as I am to
see her frequently I think it unnecessary in this paper (↑paper↑) to
say what Medicines may be proper.