12/01/35 [
819]'s letter to EC:
"Please pardon me for not sending to you before, the five
dollars owing to you.
"I thank you very much for sending your son to ... to look
over my battery. Please tell him I thank him also. I also
wish to thank you for giving me the reading when you were in
New York. Perhaps I am impatient and expect results in too
short a time but electricity does not seem to help me much.
"I have been very miserable since I saw you last and the
pains in my arms have at times, seemed unbearable. I was
so miserable recently that I had to go to an osteopathic
physician for help. He has treated me and used electric
lights on my spine and shoulders. He relieved me a great
deal but the relief is not lasting.
"My son, who lives in ..., is anxious about me and thinks a
warmer climate might benefit me. He wants me to spend the
winter with my daughter who lives in southern California.
Perhaps I shall decide to do that although it would be
difficult for me to leave my work here.
"Should I go I could not take my battery with me and I have
wondered if you could sell it for me. If I remember rightly
you inferred that you could sell it if I did not want it.
Something was said about it when I saw you in New York.
I should not expect to get the price I paid for it, although
it is as good as new. On my return from California, if I am
not better, I hope to see you again in New York.
"Perhaps at that time you would advise something different.
You spoke of another appliance that you recommended to some
people. Perhaps that would help me. I cannot afford it now,
however. I get very much discouraged at times but I suppose
that is natural when one is not well.
"I thank you very much for what you have done for me. (I do
believe you have helped me some, only I am not yet cured).
I know I must not expect miracles at my age.
"I think your work is wonderful and know you have helped many
people and believe you could cure me, could I see you more
often so you could watch my progress.
"We are so tied up financially that I cannot spend money as
I should like to do. My son will help me financially on my
trip and of course it will cost me no more to live at my
daughter's than it costs at home.
"Let me know if you can sell the battery. I would not sell
it at present but I need the money.
"I am hoping to be able to sell some property this coming
year and if I should be so fortunate, my money on the
mortgage would go a long way in helping me out of my
difficulties. Probably my illness has been aggravated
if not caused by over-anxiety and worry.
"I am trying hard not to worry and believe I have made some
little progress in its overcoming.
"Thanking you for past favors and with kind regards to you,
Mr. Cayce, and your son..."
"P.S. I have written to you once since I last saw you but
the letter must have miscarried as I have received no
answer."
12/15/35 [
819]'s letter to EC:
"I sent you a letter recently in which I enclosed a check
for five dollars, the amount due you for last reading.
I have received no reply but hope you have received the
check.
"Since writing you I can see some improvement in my
condition. I had osteopathic treatments for a short time but
electricity is helping me I can now see.
"Some time in January I am hoping to be able to go to
California to visit my daughter.
"In my last letter to you I asked if you could sell my
battery as I can not take it with me. If you cannot sell it,
I shall keep it and use it again when I return to ... in the
spring.
"I feel encouraged and as you asked for a report on my
condition I am sending this letter.
"If you could give me any advice or suggestions I should be
glad. If you can sell the battery I should be glad of the
money at present and on my return to ..., could buy another
battery if necessary. I have to contend with some opposition
in my home as my daughter does not sympathize with some of
my ideas. So at times things are a little difficult for me.
"Thanking you for your help and hoping to hear from you
soon..."
1/06/36 HLC's letter to [
819]:
"I regret that we have not answered your letters of December
1 and 15th, before this. We spent the greater portion of
November and December in Detroit, Michigan and did not return
to the beach until just before Christmas. The holidays have
been a busy time for us all here.
"With reference to your appliance I am enclosing a copy of
a letter I am writing today to the company now handling these
appliances in Norfolk, Virginia. I am sure they will be glad
to make some adjustment with you on your appliance. I would
suggest that you write them direct.
"We were glad to learn that you have been on the improve and
do hope that this will continue.
"With best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year..."



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