7/05/34 Questions submitted, besides those which got asked:
Dr. Schuster [orthopedist] located at 124th Street, near
Madison Avenue, has worked out a suggested plan [for treating
extremities, orthopedic shoes, arch supports, etc.]. Should
I go through with this plan in detail, or how can it be
improved?
My medical physician, Dr. Logan, has also suggested certain
treatments for an ailment which he diagnosed. Do you think
I should take these treatments also? Would my diet have
anything to do with my condition, and what would you suggest
my doing about it?
What exercise would I be able to take and when?
Is swimming harmful or helpful in my particular case (Salt
Water bathing)?
What causes stomach conditions?
Please give me the causes, if you have not already done so
for this condition?
What will relieve headaches, to which I am very often
subject?
What causes pains in both arms, lower part of back, and in
back of the neck?
Is the prescription, as given in this reading satisfactory
to take in conjunction with that given to me by my doctor?
Will the diagnosis in your reading help to remedy
nervousness, and avoid becoming very easily excited? What is
an excellent cure for overcoming this condition?
7/07/34 Mr. [
257]'s ltr.: "You will receive a letter from
Miss [
617]. She can hardly move herself and she has been
unable to afford a rdg."
7/12/34 EC wrote saying he would give her the rdg. without
charge but wanted her assurance that she would follow the
directions.
REPORTS
8/02/34 Ltr. from [
617]: "Just to say 'thank you' will not
suffice for the manner in which I should like to tell you
how appreciative I am for what you have done for me by
giving me that reading. But since there is no other way
of expressing my gratitude, I must say that your kindness
to me shall not be forgotten.
"You might be interested to know that I have already taken
your reading to my local physician, who thought it was
excellent, and he has prescribed the medicine you suggested.
I shall also follow your instructions you directed to me
personally, and feel certain that within a short time, I
shall be well on the road to a complete recovery.
"It is needless to tell you that as time goes on, I shall
keep you posted as to how I am feeling, and of course, shall
be in touch with Mr. [
257] who also has taken a great
interest in me.
"I sincerely hope I may have the pleasure of reciprocating
in some way in the near future, and with very best wishes
and kind regards, I am" [
617]
"P.S. I am leaving this Friday, August 3rd for a two weeks
vacation and shall return to the office on August 20th."
GD's note: This was the last we ever heard from or of her.


Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation