8/20/35 Letter from EC to [
516]: "...Because we felt the
case to be urgent, we wired you for the name and address
of the man on whom you wished the reading. Then we had
your letter a few days later giving his name [
986] but
NOT his address.
"As you know, it is necessary that we have the exact
address at which an individual will be during the time
of the reading. You merely give the address as Veterans
Administration House, Kansas, Hospital W.I. In what city
or town in Kansas is this? Please give the exact location,
as if you were directing someone to visit there.
"I'm sorry of this delay, but we tried to avoid it. If you
will let us have this information by return mail, we will
see what we can obtain through the reading at the earliest
possible moment..."
8/23/35 Letter from [
516] to EC: "...I just did not
understand just how you work. Please don't bother any more
about Mr. [
986]. He is a sick friend of a friend of mine.
I don't know if he even approves of psychic work so I could
not ask him to be in a special place, though he is sick in
bed in the Veterans Hospital Kansas - (I think there is only
one in each state.) I know he has received some data I sent
though he can't write, so that handicaps the situation still
further. I was just groping for help for him as through my
friend, Mrs. Cornelia Pascoe, 12 Armourville Ave., Tuckahoe,
N.Y., I learn he is in need of help very much. He may be
unable to use what you might get for him as he is so
handicapped for funds. Some other way will be shown me
more direct perhaps. I'm sorry for all the trouble you have
gone to in connection with this matter..."
8/27/35 Miss [
516] wrote that her friend had written a note
saying the place was Leavenworth, Kansas.
REPORTS
9/04/35 Letter from EC to [
516]: "...The information gotten
for Mr. [
986] has been forwarded to you. We wouldn't know
from this whether he is still alive or not, as the
information seemed to be given more for the disease
generally of that type than for the individual. However, if
he is still alive and the institution can be prevailed upon
to follow the suggestions made, I feel that results might be
accomplished even yet..."
9/05/35 Letter from [
516] to EC: "...I'm so glad you decided
to go on with Mr. [
986] diagnosis when you obtained the
correct address. Many thanks. I'm always interested in
cases the Mayos turn down or the John Hopkins says there
is no cure for. Then I know it is some psychic disturbance
which they know nothing about. I long for the correct way
of healing by touch. I suppose when the right time comes
I'll be shown.
"I sent your instructions on to his wife by way of
Mrs. Pascoe who I want to learn about your work. Her
husband is a doctor in the Army or rather retired now.
He confesses he has failed but very skeptical about psychic
matters. Mr. [
986]'s wife is a Christian Scientist and I
hope she will take renewed interest on receipt of your
diagnosis. So many little things hang on real healing..."
9/19/35 Letter from [
516] to EC: "...The sick man in
Leavenworth, Kansas [
986] is surrounded by limitations
and I doubt if any advice could reach him, as his wife
is a Christian Scientist and a Veterans Hospital is
about the last place to find a cure. I just hope against
hope something can get over to him in spite of his
surroundings..."
10/02/35 Letter from [
516] to EC: "...You will be interested
to learn that some little sign of our progress and the
workers in spirit and your trance diagnosis have begun in
the good work for Mr. [
986] of Kansas. His point of view
has begun to change writes his wife and Mrs. Pascoe, and they
have even asked the doctors to follow your instructions which
have been read and they are giving him electrical treatments
and while he feels each day is his last, he has been carried
home for a two weeks change and he admits his head feels a
little bit better. So far so good. This long distant work
has its disadvantages, but it is good as we are not hampered
by each separate ailment..."


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