5/05/34 EC's letter: In reply to your mother's letter of
April 28th, we immediately got a check reading on the
situation and mailed it to you. This reminds me very much of
a case we had twenty-five years ago. [
1909]? A reading told
a man to take for his disorder a certain thing and he
wouldn't be disturbed any more, but the next morning after
taking it he was broken out with measles. It was in his
system and had to come out.
I guess that condition was in your system and had to come
out, but was evidently attracted by your mode of diet. Of
course, such disorders are symptoms, rather than diseases -
though ordinarily they are classed as such.
Know that we will be very anxious to hear from you, and
certainly trust you will be able to follow the suggestions
specifically and get the desired results.
With kind personal regards, and expecting to hear from you, I
am
Sincerely, EC:GD
5/05/34 Mother [
662]'s letter: "You are right. My son hasn't
the diet list here, nor can he get to it. Would you please
send a copy from your files? I am so anxious for his
recovery."
6/22/34 Mother [
662]'s letter: "In one of your
communications you gave my son, [
527], the name of an
osteopath in N.Y. He is unable to find communication. Will
you give the name again, please? Also you suggested his
taking dry milk. Dry milk does not agree with him, it seems.
Oh, I wish we could find something to help my son." [She
requested a Physical Rdg. for herself.]
6/26/34 GD's letter to Dr. Frank P. Dobbins, D.O. who had
been asked in 4/34 (with
527-2) to refer Mr. [
527] to an
osteopath in Fla.:
On April 9, 1934, we referred to you Mr. [
527] for advice
concerning a good osteopath in ..., Fla., where he was then
residing. Since that time he has returned to Brooklyn, ...
Street, and wishes to take osteopathic treatments from you
according to his reading. He will tell you whether or not he
has received any osteopathic treatments at all or not, and
from whom. The suggestions were as follows at that time:
[See 527-2.]
It would probably be well for you to go over all his readings
with him (three in number) and help him to carry out all the
suggestions for treatments in unison. It is my opinion that
he has never followed everything together, and that is why he
has not gotten the best results.
7/30/34 Dr. Dobbins' Report: "Mr. [
527] has had a very few
treatments. Don't know just what to say about this case. He
will not keep his appointments and I don't believe that he is
following Mr. Cayce's directions. I lose patience with him
yet want to help him."
9/12/34 Mother [
662], in requesting
675-1 for her husband,
asked: "Shall our son, [
527], take the business trip he
plans to Fla.?"
11/18/34 Mr. [
527] was present with his parents for EC's
public meeting in the Hirn home on Long Island.



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