8/01/30 Letter: "I am glad to report to you that I am now in
perfect health. My stay at Cayce Hospital was a perfect
follow-up for the marvelous work the surgeons did on me. I
gained health, weight and strength and I now am blessed with
a wealth of nervous reserve and energy. I am taking care of
my practice here and Mr. Cayce said in a reading once
[102-3, Par. 5-A] that osteopathy is hard work!
"But the most wonderful thing that the readings did for me
was to turn the tide when I lay near death in the hospital.
I had been operated on and four surgeons said I would die
because of a ruptured appendix, peritonitis, gangrene and
typhoid fever. They told my wife and mother that I 'did not
want to live.' A reading via telephone from Mr. Cayce
[
102-1] gave my physical condition and said that my life
would be saved by 'will, determination and the prayers of
many.' I was barely conscious but my mother read this to me
and I did begin to fight. And within a few hours there were
four clergymen of three faiths asking for Divine aid. That
was the turning point - and I have been going upward ever
since.
"And so you may know that I am very grateful to Mr. Cayce
and will always be keenly interested in the [Cayce] Hospital
and the work."
3/24/31 Dr. [
102] secured a Life Reading for his baby
daughter, [
1923].
GD's note: Dr. [
102] treated many people who went to him
with EC readings and always reported favorable results.
4/03/34 Letter: "Your letter of March 29th received and am
surprised that you feel you need to ask me if you may use the
letter I wrote in 1930. Of course you may use it [in
A.R.E. Bulletin report], and my name too if you like. My
wife and mother were told that I had no chance to live; all
the usual medical signs pointed toward an unfavorable
prognosis. Yet I did recover and am now in perfect health.
However, I must tell you frankly that I divide the credit; I
believe that my recovery was due to osteopathic treatment
and the ministrations coming through Mr. Cayce."
4/23/34 Letter offered to talk at A.R.E. June Congress on the
subject of osteopathy.
9/14/44 Wife's letter: "It has been many years since we had
so many happy and interesting times at Cayce Hospital. [
102]
and I often think and speak of you.
"[
102] has not been well lately and having so much faith in
you I am asking that you give him a reading."
[GD's note: Of course EC was ill himself at this time and
was not able to make an appointment.]
5/60 A.R.E. mailing to [
102] was returned marked DECEASED.



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