Correspondence with medical professionals

Letter from Dr. Dalton dated 8th September 1998.

Wray met with Dr. Dalton in Brighton on the 26th September for her presentation and subsequently had further meetings with her in London.

Fax to Dr. Dalton dated 23rd February 1999 to initiate plans for a recorded interview.

Letter from Dr. Dalton dated 5th July 1999.

Further discussions between Wray and Dr. Dalton ensued regarding new research into bio-identical progesterone and its roles in human physiology.

Wray's letter dated 8th October 1997, following one meeting with Dr. Dalton.

Correspondence with Dr. Bond dated 3rd March 1999, discussing the interview Wray had with the doctor on the 26th March.

Fax to Dr. Lee dated 19th August 1996.

Wray's opening correspondence with Dr. Lee.

Fax to Dr. Lee dated 20th August 1996.

Wray shared the results of the analysis of the Yam, Dioscorea Sylvatica, with Dr. Lee to further her investigation and research into growing the yams for the purpose of using them as a starting point to produce bio-identical progesterone.

Letter from Dr. Lee to Wray dated 21st August 1996 regarding the growing of yams for the production of medicinal hormones.

Response from Doctor Lee to Wray on the 21st August 1996 responding to the lab results Wray provided on the analysis of the yam, Dioscorea Sylvatica.

Letter from Wray to Dr. Lee, dated 12th September 1996 relating to the source of producers of progesterone.

Fax from Dr. Lee to Wray, dated 28th October 1996, discussing the details of his published works and how Wray could arrange distribution and resale of these materials.

Faxed letter from Wray to Dr. Lee, dated 29th October 1996 on acquiring some of his published works for resale and information dissemination.

Letter to Dr. Lee dated 10th December 1996 discussing the response of countless women in hormonal distress to the talks and radio interviews Wray was giving.

Letter to Dr. Lee dated 16th December 1998 relaying the progress in her research and information dissemination with regards to bio-identical progesterone as well as her meetings with Dr. Bond and Dr. Dalton, the conferences she attended and the plans to host the doctors to give talks in Southern Africa.

Letter to Dr. Lee dated 29th January 1999 requesting further medical reference papers and an invitation requesting him to come and speak in Southern Africa.

Letter to Leslie Kenton dated 26th September 1996 discussing her books and the prospect of growing yams for the production of bio-identical progesterone.

Response from Ms. Kenton's PA dated 8th November 1996 discussing the use of Leslie's material in Wray's talks.

Wray's response to Lorraine Maytum, Ms. Kenton's PA dated 29th November 1996.

Fax from Leslie Kenton's PA dated 31st December 1996 affirming consent to use her materials in Wray's informative talks.

Wray's response to Leslie Kenton dated 16th January 1997 extending an invitation to her to come and talk in Southern Africa.

Letter from Dr. Posen dated 3rd March 1997, a supportive doctor who advocated the use of bio-identical progesterone.