10/01/34 Letter from [
567] to Edgar Cayce:
"I have your letter here today and am sending you a prompt
answer for I am anxious to have you realize things as they
are and your answering letter when my father and mother
arrive.
"Frankly, Doctor, I believe you have the wrong idea as to my
wanting to leave. From your letter I gather you think I feel
overworked and anxious to sneak away from same. But this is
not the condition at all. Here are the facts:
"(1) My diet consists of three healthy meals a day. Not
according to my personal diet but just healthy foods for
the general run of people. (Honestly, doctor, I could do
ABSOLUTELY as well if not better at home.)
"(2) My exercise consists of an approximate 4 mile walk each
day. In addition to this I spend about an hour a day with
an axe. (This is going to be increased, however, but the
weather to date has forbidden it.)
"Now, Mr. Cayce, - frankly I want greatly to get well. I
also have a great deal of confidence in you. But I want you
to know things exactly as they are, for IF I can get along
as well at home I am saving my father $100.00 a month and
this means a lot to him. There is nothing he won't do for
me, but I must make the burden as light as possible. If I
had seen an improvement due to conditions I could NOT obtain
at home I would have informed you long before this.
"The things that I am most pleased with, here are my
treatments. The doctor 'knows his stuff' so to speak. He
gives me adjustments that really ARE adjustments. But could
I not find some man in Chicago who could do as well?
"These are the facts as they are. I intend to take your
advice and do as you say but please do think these over
before deciding.
"I am still having my turns at regular intervals. They are
milder, however, lasting about one minute. Since arriving
they have occurred on the following dates: Sept. 5, 7, 9,
10, 11, 12 - 17, 18 - 21, 22 (2), 23, 24, 25 (2), 26, 27,
- 29. My last turn was Sat. morning the 29th. It is now
Monday afternoon.
"Now my idea is this - If I could get out to Arizona with
the family I would try to locate some labor job, road
building or something similar in the open. I would eat
my meals at home ACCORDING to your diet, would get my
exercise and would also be earning money.
"Well, I will wait until I hear from you and whatever you
say goes. Remember me to Mrs. Cayce and the others, and
do write soon." [
567]
10/03/34 EC's letter to [
567] on Reilly's Sun Air Farm, Oak
Ridge, N.J.:
"I have yours of the 2nd, and I note with a great deal of
interest what you have to say about the conditions there,
about the circumstances that surround your staying there,
and the desire on your part to want to become an asset rather
than a liability to your father, and note also as to what
your plans are in the present for such conditions, - but
listen to me, [
567], just a minute. Let us analyze the
situation from a practical standpoint.
"Be honest with yourself and with me. Of course, I realize
I may be very far wrong. Possibly, when you are at work or
when you are away, you go straight on with your work and do
fine, but I am thinking and I am believing, from your
letters, it is true that the turns have lessened in their
severity and more and more are they getting farther and
farther apart and you are on the improve. You have got
this thing on the run. LICK IT NOW while you have got it,
and then not only can you go out and work, but you can go
out and BE somebody and know there won't be any aftermath
of the thing, and you will have gotten your habits and
yourself and, most of all, your own SELF CONTROL in hand,
and I believe it will be worth it.
"You know I am not trying to drum up patients for Reilly.
I would like not only to see you go out to Arizona - I would
like to go along with you, but that is an impractical thing,
of course, but realize if I am worth anything I belong to
others. But if you will hold tight, (and I believe your
father and mother will both agree with me), stay there for
another month, two months, or whatever is necessary, it will
be much better for you and all concerned. You say Reilly
can do the work, and you know the exercises are building you
up and you know you are making these changes. Every once in
a while we will check up on this and see if you are doing
the right thing - and I believe you will lick him - and you
won't lick it by changing here and there, because, as I said
in my last letter, it will mean that you will have to
commence all over again.
"Be sure and let me know your decision about it, because it
isn't long now before I will want to get up another check
reading for you.
"With kindest personal regards, and asking to be remembered
to your father and mother when you see them, I am"
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
10/10/34 Father [
643]'s letter: "We visited the Farm and
were pleased. [
567] seems better and now stays on. I still
think toxemia is the real cause of all damage done."
11/05/34 See
567-5 given by EC at Reilly's Sun Air Farm.



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