12/26/34 Father's letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Association for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of December 18th inquires how thorough or helpful
the information recently furnished regarding my child was.
Frankly, I do not see that there is anything in connection
with the reading that was of any benefit whatever.
The youngster had a growth in his side and abdomen and
through the medium of securing some of the cells and
identifying them, it has been established that he is
suffering from a malignant tumor.
I am informed that we have a relatively small chance of
saving him, that the size of the growth and the fact that it
has spread somewhat through his system precludes the use of
surgery and that the only hope lies in the extensive use of
X-Ray.
Quite naturally, under these circumstances, massage would be
of no use whatever and the same likewise applies to any
equipment of such small power as the battery you suggest.
In all probability, I would not have volunteered this
information but inasmuch as you asked for it, I consider that
the whole thing was a waste of time and money.
12/29/34 EC's letter: I have just received yours of the
26th, and thank you very much for being so courteous as to
reply to my request. I'm very sorry, of course, to know that
the suggestions in the reading seem entirely out of line
with what you and - no doubt - the physicians feel would be
best for the child. We are a research organization, though,
and desire to know just the reaction that individuals have in
each and every instance. Through the years we have had quite
a number of instances where treatments apparently simple and
seemingly all out of line with some of the best scientific
minds have proven beneficial, in that the individuals
responded very wonderfully. We can only say that we hope for
the best for you.
We thank you for the opportunity of trying to be of service.
And from our experience - as also I'm sure from the
experience of the gentleman who first spoke to you about our
work - it would certainly be worth your trial, no matter what
others may think.
Sincerely,
EC:GD


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