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Her ailments entirely in her stomach, which are tedious & obstinate
but never dangerous - Medicines not to be depended upon if not
accompanied with a proper regimen.

Fresh air & exercise. Walking must be very gentle, never to
heat or fatigue & never much up hill. The best exercise for her is
on horseback or an open chaise & in the one or other way she
should be constantly & daily employed thro all the summer,

Guard against cold, & therefore against wet and damp. Be
always well cloathed & never change her accustomed cloaths for
any warmth of season.

Diet may be of ordinary fare; but avoidg the windy greens or
roots & much animal food or any thing heavy; & take as much
of the grain kind as she can easily digest. At breakfast avoid tea
& coffee & instead of them she may take Cocoa.

No meat at supper but sometimes a soft boiled egg if it
agree with her. I wish she could eat milk in one shape or other at
supper. Altho she may not digest plain milk she may if when
she takes it fresh from the cow she mixes an equal part of
water gruel with it & sweeten the whole very well with sugar &
take it with bread, rice, barley, &cc as she would do plain milk.

Water should be her ordinary drink, & abstain entirely from
malt liquors especially small beer. A little porter maybe allowed.
If any wine, the stronger as Red port, Madeira, &c diluted with
water.

In the summer she may try sea bathing but always avoidg
it when from it or from other accidents she has taken any cold.
For medicines I have ordered below stomachic pills.

If her sulphur fail in its operation I have prescrived a
laxative to supply its place. I have also ordered a Tincture
for her morning sickness - For her afternoon headach I would
have her try a draught of lime water soon after dinner. She may
begin by a gill but gradually bring it to half a mutchkin: but
when she is to take this she should have taken no wine nor
malt liquor at dinner.