2/26/36 [
877]'s ltr. to EC:
Edgar Cayce, Esq.
3046 Webb Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I had a very nice talk with Mrs. [
1007] Sunday afternoon in
her room at the Doctors' Hospital. She was thrilled, to say
the least, with her reading. Unfortunately, her family
doctor is of the old school, and while admitting that the
diagnosis is excellent, does not yet believe that anyone
could prescribe as well as he himself. Mrs. [
1007], herself,
while believing down deep in her heart that the reading has
prescribed the proper treatment, has not yet arrived at the
point where she has sufficient courage to oppose her family
doctor. However, she has made up her mind to get free from
the hospital as quickly as possible and quietly follow the
treatment prescribed in her reading, even if she has to play
tricks on her doctor to do so.
I suggested that as soon as she did get free enough to do so
that she go to Dobbins, as he is so familiar with cases for
which you have given readings and would be able to guide her
in following your reading for her.
When she is actually free, she would like a check reading,
just to see what should be done at that actual time. She
will let me know and I will, of course, communicate with you.
Meanwhile, she has sent me a check for $25., which she asked
me to send to you in advance. This, of course, is in excess
of the amount required for a check reading, but she knows
this and has deliberately made it a larger sum to show her
appreciation.
Please tell Hugh Lynn that I did not feel that Mrs. [
1007]
was yet well enough for me to discuss with her our plans for
Health Home Remedies. However, I am much encouraged by her
confidence in the work of the Association, and feel sure that
as soon as she is well enough for me to talk freely with her
we can count on her support for the Corporation as well as
for the Association.
7/19/37 Mrs. [
1007] requested a Life Rdg. for her son,
Mr. [
1416], and for her grandson, young [
1417], saying:
"I am very well and completely recovered my health."
7/26/38 She obtained a Ck. Life for herself - See
1007-3.



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