8/27/31 Mr. [
1212]'s letter to Miss Annie Cayce:
Your letter was I thought just fine, and I was so sure that
[
543] would readily agree taking both treatments same day,
thereby saving us two extra trips to Danville, Va. each week.
Her attitude was that Mr. Cayce (Brother as she called), did
not so specify this in his reading, hence she was unwilling
to do this.
If he is at home, possibly he would write me a letter I could
show her or direct to her if the thought best, suggesting
that she take both treatments same day, with say an hour's
rest between.
The past week, [
543] had a very slight attack Monday about
9:30 P.M. which I though might be due to the hard trip, for
it is a hot trip, another one about 8 P.M. Wednesday, not bad
by any means.
Sunday about 9:30 P.M. I was reading she had just been to the
phone & came back, I was still reading before I notice
anything unusual, she did not exactly fall, but laid down in
chair almost limp, this lasted for just a few minutes, since
then she has been entirely free from any attack, and I think
since she went with you, she has improved wonderfully, she so
often wishing for you and in fact all the family.
Dr. James wrote that you had sent in report, and yesterday we
recd. a fresh supply of medicine which she will start on
today, he writes this should soon relieve her of any attacks.
I do hope so, however if she continues to improve, I will be
thankful.
9/04/31 [
1212]'s letter:
My Dear Miss Cayce:
Your letter was received yesterday. I have not heard from Mr.
Cayce as yet, nor has [
543]. I assume he has been so busy he
has not had the time.
[
543] told us about writing you, but did not know the
contents. I am glad to write you that she is just doing
fine, Dr. James sent a new supply of medicine, which she has
been taking almost a week & we see a great improvement, which
we hope is beginning to be permanent.
It has been two weeks since she [had] any attack of any kind
(rather it will be two weeks tomorrow) we are so pleased, and
[
543] is of course. I think she plans to come back from 15th
to 20th, as she says that is time "Brother" said she should
come back, and I know that she looks forward to it with so
much pleasure.
This leaves us real well & I thank you for your letter & I
knew you would be so glad to know that [
543] was so improved.
With our very high esteem, and kindest regards, I am [
1212]
9/22/31 See
543-13.



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