2/16/36 Father's letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Asso. for Research & Enlightenment,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
The third reading on [
1025] arrived in due time and in
accordance with its advice we are following the osteopathic
treatment as before, together with the application of oil
packs and the use of the medicine when required, in
accordance with prescription embodied in the reading.
The question of adequate exercise involves some problem, as I
find [
1025] in his present condition does not have much
desire for such exercise. However, I am stressing this need
to him, and as soon as his nervous condition shows sufficient
improvement, will get him into some gymnasium work and other
outdoor activities.
In reviewing [
1025]'s condition over the past month or two at
least, it has been demonstrated that almost every attack he
has had during this period has been induced by some nervous
shock, which, as I recall, I stated to you in my last letter,
which is evident of a very general change in his condition,
as heretofore, a great proportion of his attacks would be
induced for no apparent reason.
I am pinning much hope on the help he will receive from the
Radio-Active appliance, but unfortunately this has not
arrived to date, although I placed an order for a unit
sometime during the first week in February; the latest advice
from the Home Remedies Appliance Company, received a day or
two ago, being to the effect that they were experiencing some
delay in getting material needed for their appliances. If
there is anything you may be able to do in hurrying them,
that is, without going to too much trouble, I would
appreciate it very much. With receipt of this appliance we
will carry on as you have directed for a few weeks, during
which time I will report progress, and then ask you to give
[
1025] a further reading.
I want you to know that we all are deeply appreciative of the
interest you are taking in [
1025]'s condition, and know that
you will have a deep sense of gratification when he begins to
turn the corner for better health.
With my kindest regards, I am
Very sincerely yours,
3/09/36 EC's letter:
Dear Mr. [...]
Yours of recent date came while I was in Detroit again.
Thanks to the Powers that be that matter there was settled
all satisfactorily, and fine. Glad to hear from you Mr.
[...]. Do hope [
1025] is still responding to the treatments
and that his nervousness is subsiding in a natural way. Too
bad about the Appliance, but this Organization has been
undergoing some reorganization and has tied matters up
considerably, but hope and believe that you will be hearing
from them soon if you haven't already heard. That I feel
sure will help a lot, for have had some very marvelous
reports where they have been suggested.
Know we will be glad to hear from you at any and all times.
Hope you will keep us informed, as we are quite anxious to be
of help if possible.
Thanking you, and with all good wishes
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
7/60 Dr. W. N. Pahnke's breakdown of 96 cases of epilepsy
from the Edgar Cayce records, Case [
1025] was classified in
Group I. "Convulsions were described as resulting from
nervous shock. There is a good chance that this would fit
the diagnosis of epilepsy. There is no final report on the
case."



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