6/04/30 Dr. L. A. Lydic's letter to Mr. [
436], from the Cayce
Hospital: "In reply to your letter of June 2nd, I am sending
Mayblossom Bitters with instructions and the diet list spoken
of; also the Radio-Active Appliance carrying gold in solution
- the full instructions accompany this. You can take this
just as well at home, following out the instructions given
in the reading.
"Would suggest that you go to any good electrical shop and
you can get an electrical vibrator at a very reasonable
price. The price of the Radio-Active Appliance is $15.00
and can only be purchased through the hospital. The
Mayblossom Bitters will be $2.00, making a total of $17.00.
"If I can be of any further assistance to you, please let me
know. After following these instructions for one month, we
will have a check reading for further instructions." Very
truly yours, Dr. L. A. Lydic
7/21/30 "Your rdg. of
5/30/30 said I would need further
instructions in 4 wks. Does that mean you can give me
another rdg. immediately upon receiving my application?
I have been taking treatments as suggested in rdg. But
somehow I can't seem to be able to get hold of my mind..."
7/31/30 "Your kind letter rec'd & thank you... However,
something has happened so that I will be unable to send in
my application at this time..."
8/08/30 "I carried out Mr. C's suggestions the best I could.
But I am at fault & not Mr. C., as I have worried a great
deal & haven't been able to get hold of my mind. However,
I will continue to take the treatments suggested by Mr. C.,
for I have absolute faith in his diagnosis. At the same
time I am going to try suggestion when I sleep to get control
of my mind. For I realize that until the mind is somewhat
under control the healing of the spine & the restoring to
normalcy will never take place. I am very grateful for the
help received thru Mr. Cayce's work. The spirit of kind
service impressed me & I want to thank all who had any part
in my case. I do feel confident now that I am going to get
well and in a few months hope to be working again."
9/23/33 "I hope to be able to come to the Cayce Hospital for
treatment early next year, around Feb. or Mar. Then I could
get the exact treatment prescribed for in the rdgs.
Dr. F. A. Goerger [D.O.] is my doctor. He is an occult
student and is a fine man. He may be interested in you."
10/16/33 "Excuse writing, am very nervous... Are rdgs. just
as accurate at a distance? In my physical reading we were 2
hrs. apart on the time; that is, Mr. C. didn't give the rdg.
until 2 hrs. after the appointed time & I was in a disturbed
nervous condition when I should have been quiet." [He
referred Mr. [
461] for a Physical Rdg.]
10/23/33 "What are the duties of an official representative?
I will do all I can for the Work, but I wouldn't want to
bite off more than I can chew, for my own physical and
psychic health are far from normal... I will probably be
able to come there at the end of this wk. or 1st of next wk.
for 3 rdgs., Physical, Mental and Life...then I will learn
all about the work."
11/10/33 He was present for Life Rdg.
436-2;
11/11/33 for
Mental-Spiritual
436-3, and
11/13/33 for Ck. Physical
436-4.
GD's note: Although Mr. [
436]'s background correspondence
for 436-1 indicated transient psychic experiences and not the
typical convulsions, we somehow had the impression - probably
from talking to him later or because of the Mayblossom
Bitters being suggested that he had a kind of attack
occasionally bordering on epilepsy. Thus his case became
listed with all the rest of the rdgs. on epilepsy.
7/60 In Dr. W. N. Pahnke's breakdown of 96 cases of epilepsy
from the Edgar Cayce records, Case [
436] was classified in
group 3, with his statement: "The patient himself described
one of the symptoms as a 'tightness in his head,' and he
thought something was broken inside his head. The
description does not fit the picture of epilepsy. There were
no convulsions and no seizures. The reading does not say
anything about lacteal duct lesions or castor oil packs.
The diagnosis very likely is to be a psychotic or neurotic
condition.
GD's note: See
436-4, Par. 15-A in re nerve injuries to his
head; and Par. 19-A indicating it is not true, as he has been
told, that he has tuberculosis of the 3rd ventricle of the
brain.



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