1/15/36 Son [
257]'s letter to be used in Detroit when EC was
arrested for 'practising medicine without a license':
Association for Research & Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Gentlemen:
I merely want to advise you to-day of my appreciation for the
experience that I have had with the case of [
325] my Mother
who passed away October 21st. [Oct. 17th, buried on Oct.
21st]
In 1927, Dr. Albert Mayer, one of New York's prominent
physicians after a consultation told me that my Mother could
only live until the following Friday and after taking a good
many Xray plates and explaining the definite reasons for his
statement. I asked the Association to have Mr. Cayce to give
me a psychic diagnosis which I submitted to the doctor. He
informed me that there was no harm in my trying the
suggestions but he still maintained that nothing could be
done. I followed the suggestions and within a week my Mother
was sitting in her chair and when the doctor came in the
second week he permitted her to go out driving and the
additional years which she lived, we owe entirely to Mr.
Cayce and the work. [See
325-32 on
3/26/30 at which
Dr. Mayer was present.]
I feel that this tribute is timely and that it should be made
a part of the records of your Association. Not only was this
doctor brought into the consultation but four or five others
and they agreed with the facts as I am giving them to you.
If you desire an affidavit of this statement at any time or
details, I will be glad to give them to you.
You can imagine how much it has meant to me to have my Mother
for nine years of increased life especially during the years
that she was educating my two younger sisters. It further
proves to us the benefits that we are obtaining from the Work
as shown through Mr. Cayce.
With kind personal regards, believe me
Sincerely, [
257]
[
257]:eb
6/24/36 Mrs. [
310]'s ltr.: "I told the young man [who wants
rdg.
1214-1 for his father dying with cancer of the bladder]
about your work [in cancer] for the [
4927] family and for
Mrs. [
325]. Hence his immediate request for the reading."
12/12/38 Mr. Harry M. Goetz' letter to GD requested extracts
from the various rdgs. on cancer that showed the diagnosis
and treatment:
"I have a friend who is very much interested in cancer
research and who has spent millions of dollars on it, and I
believe they are working on a serum and my thought was that
I might be able to get them interested in the work of the
Association."
1/19/39 GD's ltr.: "A world of research could be done on
that Animated Ash, which is the only specific for certain
types of cancer that has been given in the readings. It is
the thing which prolonged Mrs. [
325]'s life for fifteen
years; and the kind of Ash she took was never made exactly as
the readings had indicated. It is a very delicate process
and very expensive. When prepared properly, it costs about
ten dollars a grain to make it; that's not counting the
expensive equipment necessary. Edgar Evans Cayce, Mr.
Cayce's younger son, expects to work on this as a specific
for cancer, when he is prepared to experiment. First he has
to take a course in chemistry, in addition to the electrical
course he has had at Duke. There's much experimenting to do,
and - as the readings indicate - it lies in the direction of
a COMBINATION of electricity and chemicals; or the giving of
chemicals THROUGH electricity (as in the cancer case of Dr.
Mary Miller's [Mrs. [
1500]]).
"If you would like for me to extract for you all the
information given as to the value and theory of the Ash, I
will be glad to do it.
"It was this Ash which also prolonged Mr. [
304]'s life for at
least ten years."
3/08/39 Mr. [
257]'s ltr. see under
1838-1 Reports, saying:
"The strange thing is that Dr. Alfred [Albert?] Mayer, who
was Mother [
325]'s doctor, and who said she would not live
for five days, is his doctor." [See
325-32 Reports, a rdg.
at which Dr. Mayer was present.]
1/07/41 Daughter [
459]'s ltr.: "To have helped as you have in
our lives and to have given so freely of your God-given power
is probably the why of Mother's easy death. She went to
sleep, after saying a few words. A reading was on the way
[325-71]. She tried to await the coming but was too weak.
She felt that she would guide us through you. She
religiously carried out your readings - never deviated.
That's why she lived fifteen years longer than she probably
would have lived. An operation she feared. The faith in you
kept her alive."