5/59 Monitor Radio tape transcript regarding Case [
934]'s
eye condition, by C. W. Irvin, D.O.:
Announcer: More experiences in the life of this mystic in
the next chapter in the series on Edgar Cayce the mystic of
Virginia Beach. Here is Walter McGraw with another chapter
in the series of Edgar Cayce, a man, who with no medical
education, found that he could put himself to sleep and
diagnose and prescribe the illnesses of persons thousands of
miles away.
W. McG.: Up until the time of his death in 1945, thousands
of people wrote to him, often giving him no details
whatsoever. And very often, in his so called readings, he
would even recommend by name and address the doctor they
should go to for treatment. One such doctor was C. W. Irvin
of Virginia Beach [Norfolk], Virginia, who tells this story:
C. W. Irvin: One patient I remember was a Mrs. [
934]. She
ran a restaurant down at ... and the woman was practically
blind. When I talked to her and read the paper she had with
her, I thought, well here's where I catch up on him. He told
me to move certain vertebrae in her neck, that it would cure
her blindness. Her eyes were absolutely white, so I treated
her just as he said. I instructed her to come back one day
later. She came in the next day and I treated her again. I
told her to come back the following day. She came back the
following day and her eyes were as clear as mine and I had
never done anything for her except what Edgar Cayce's reading
had said to do. From that time on, I followed Edgar Cayce's
readings very, very closely, and I didn't treat one patient
that I didn't get results.



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