1/08/39 Dr. Charles G. Taylor's letter to EC:
"...In compliance with the suggestion of your son, I am
sending a list of questions on Multiple Sclerosis for a
reading [907-1] preliminary to our getting together at some
future date. If this meets with your approval I shall be
deeply interested to have answers to the following questions.
"The material pathology of Multiple Sclerosis is a disease of
nerve fibres in the spinal cord and brain. The insulating
sheathes of these fibres are evidently attacked by some
destructive agent which causes them to 'melt away' and be
replaced by fibrous tissue. Could you tell me what the
nature of this process is?
"And what, if any, is its relation to the psyche? What is
the nature of this agent which produces this process? Where
does this agent originate? Is it from an infection, that is,
due to the toxin or poison of an organism invading the body,
- or is it a poison produced by an organ or gland in the
body? Or is it a change in the tissue of which the sheath is
made so that it becomes susceptible to an agent otherwise
harmless? If so, what is the nature of this change?
"Apparently the poison has a specific action on the nerve
fibre sheaths, or is this not so? By what infectious
organism or by what organ or gland is this poison produced?
Has it any relation to the secretion of the stomach, or the
function of the liver or pancreas? And if so, what is there
to do about it? Would a preparation made from the glands of
the stomach be helpful?
"These questions should at least form a working basis for
further investigation. Awaiting your reply with interest and
appreciation, believe me, with kindest regards..."
1/23/39 Letter from Dr. Taylor's secretary to EC:
"...Dr. Taylor requested the excerpts from the treatment
advised for [
1199] and he very much appreciates your sending
it. However, the portion of the reading he was particularly
interested in has to do with the diagnosis and explanation
rather than with the treatment. Would it be too much to ask
that you send him the original reading complete? Thank you
for your kind cooperation..."
1/25/39 GD sent copies of all three readings of case [
1199].
REPORTS
1/26/39 EC's letter to Dr. Taylor: "Hope you find the
reading of interest. If it is worth going into further, see
Hugh Lynn, and talk it over with him. Know that I am glad to
try and help if there is anything to be gained from these
undertakings.
"Thanking you for your interest and trusting I may be used
for some help to my fellow man..."
GD's note: During the next two years a copy of every reading
on a case of Multiple Sclerosis was sent to Dr. Taylor, and
people were referred to him. For instance, besides Case
[
1623], see cases [
1640], [
1865], [
1905], [
2453], etc. Hugh
Lynn was in New York part of that time, on WOR "Mysteries of
the Mind" program, and spent much time with Dr. Taylor and
the various patients whom we referred to him with readings.
2/21/41 Dr. Taylor's letter to EC: "Your recent reading on
Multiple Sclerosis [
2453], was sent to me along with the
request that I notify you if I am interested in receiving
further readings on this subject.
"With sincere appreciation of your cooperation, your interest
and unfailing response, I must admit that further readings
would have no value to me.
"Many thanks and always best wishes."
See Source File Key #907 for A Study of 69 cases of
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS in the EDGAR CAYCE Readings prepared for
Advisory Board of Physicians, by Walter N. Pahnke, M.D.,
re 907-1.
See Source File Key #907 for "MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS RESEARCH
BULLETIN, by Ray O. Bjork, M.D. re 907-1.


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