1/24/36 EC's letter to Mr. [
1745]:
Dear Mr. [
1745]:-
I appreciate your letter of the 19th, as well as your being
able to get Dr. McBride to write; and I trust that we may
indeed be of real help to Mrs. [
1045].
As I told you before, we've had a number of cases that were
evidently just as serious as Mrs. [
1045]'s case; and where we
have been able to obtain the wholehearted cooperation of the
physician in charge, most wonderful results have come.
Of course, we never know; we cannot promise anything. We can
only hope and pray that the applications suggested will prove
to be just that needed to enable the divine within to awaken
the constructive forces to activity within the body. For,
after all, we know that the REAL healing - the only healing -
must come from within. The outward applications are merely
aids, or means used to bring the awakening - in all the vital
cell forces, such as to renew and rebuild the body.
Please let us hear every week, as you suggest, and we will be
glad to check up on the condition each time we hear from you.
With kindest personal regards and best wishes to you and
yours, and asking to be remembered to Mrs. [
1045], I am
Sincerely,
ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
EC:GD
[EC also wrote a similar letter to Dr. McBride.]
1/25/36 Mrs. [
1100]'s letter: "The copy of the last check
reading came today and I am so happy that some improvement
has been shown in my sister-in-law's condition and I know you
are, also. The enclosed check will take care of the RAA and
the 2 check readings... Please have Gladys at the next
writing to them, include the ingredients for massage to
prevent bed-sores, or have the question asked at the next
check reading..."
1/26/36 Dr. McBride's letter to EC:
..., Texas
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Thanks for your reading which came a day or so ago. Mrs.
[
1045] continues to improve every way except in strength.
Her temperature has not risen to the same degree that it has
been doing, and moreover the calcidin has been a decided
success.
If we can get Mrs. [
1045] to rest - and be able to assimilate
nourishment she will undoubtedly continue to make progress.
However, the condition is still very serious in my judgement.
Even such a thing as a strip of crisp bacon throws her into a
paroxysm of abdominal pain which lasts for days. Of course
we have warned her against this sort of food in the future.
One does not understand the use of the Radioactive
machine, but doubtless instructions will accompany it.
We will use it as conscientiously as possible. The problems
which confront us is in dealing with Mrs. [
1045] remain.
1. Her temperature. 2. Her inability to rest. 3. Her
inability to eat.
Yours respectfully,
Julius McBride, D.O.
401 1/2 W. 19th St.
..., Texas
1/26/36 Husband's letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
There is nothing that I can add to Dr. McBride's letter with
the exception of the varying of her temperature - at present,
5:30 p.m., she has 103 degrees, this probably will come down
soon, and then rise again. She is in a very depressing mood
this afternoon, too weak or sick to take interest in
anything.
Tomorrow, as soon as I can get P.O. Money Order, I am going
to send for the Radio Active Appliance, which I hope to
receive before the end of this coming week.
I hope at next reading some decided improvements can be seen,
and that she will soon be on the road to recovery.
With best wishes, I am [
1745]
Her treatment now consists Carbon Ash, ultra-violet rays -
very few Osteopathic manipulations - Oil of sweet Almonds
applied to larynx, vapor from Apple Brandy - vapor from Oil
of Pine needles - 1/2 teaspoonful of calcidin sol. every 1
1/2 hours (she complains this giving her headaches, so will
let up on this until tomorrow a.m.)
If any change desired in this treatment - please advise in
the next reading.
Thanks, [
1745]
2/05/36 See
1045-6.



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