3/26/36 Husband's letter to EC:
..., Texas
Dear Mr. Cayce:
We received your reading Sunday night and got started on it
Monday morning. I certainly am happy that my sister (Mrs.
[
1100]) came and straightened things out - for she saw, as
things were going, Mrs. [
1045] was steadily getting worse.
However since starting and acting on the Information
contained in your reading I BELIEVE she has reached the
turning point and is going to improve. She appears to feel
better. Her temperature does not go as high as formerly; the
throat, although very sore and swollen inside, does not seem
to restrict her breathing as much.
We are very anxious for you to take the lead and direct the
treatment in this case - Dr. McBride says that he is not
going to use his judgement any more: that he is going to
cooperate in doing only as he is told. As we asked for a
review of the case for a new beginning in the last letter, he
was at a loss how to interpret the term "corrections". He
finally decided that they were to include the Ultra Violet
Ray.
We are very anxious that we follow the diet suggestions. So
I am going to ask that you write me a menu to follow,
especially as to SEMI liquids. Mrs. [
1100] thinks that Mrs.
Cayce will be glad to get this up for me. (Mrs. [
1100] left
here for Detroit yesterday, and is probably near home by this
time). Any personal information or suggestions that you can
offer (other than the readings) will be greatly appreciated.
The Calcidin solution causes Mrs. [
1045] to become dizzy.
There's no danger of taking too much?
With the best of wishes for you and yours, I am
Very truly yours, [
1745]
3/30/36 Mrs. [
1100]'s letter: "First, I want to thank you
for that very kind letter written to [...] which I read to my
sister-in-law (all except the part about the doctor saying he
considered hers a hopeless case) and my brother took it to
Dr. McBride. I believe, it has been the doctor's fault that
the suggestions have not been carried out but of course, we
cannot blame one when they do not understand or know how
necessary it is to follow the suggestions to the letter.
"Really my sister-in-law was eating food with a temperature
ranging from 101 to 103 and over that a well person could not
digest and of course I was 'flabergasted' whatever that
means. I watched very closely and am sure it was the food
which was causing the high temperatures and setbacks. For 2
or 3 days before I left, the diet had been practically
correct as far as I knew and she appeared much better and
stronger. The charred keg wasn't rigged up correctly but I
didn't know exactly how it should be but since I got home,
[
470] outlined it in detail and I sent the sketch to them by
special air mail, so now I believe they are straightened out
and I believe they realize the necessity of adhering to the
diet. They have a lovely little old lady caring for her who
is very efficient and very desirous of following the readings
to the best of her ability..."
[GD's note: Of course above letter was not rec'd until after
reading
1045-10 was given on
3/31/36.]



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