4/02/36 EC's letter to [
1745]:
Dear Mr. [
1745]:-
I very much appreciate yours of the 26th, and certainly hope
all the conditions are in shape so that Mrs. [
1045] will get
the full benefit of the suggestions made. Please don't
hesitate to let us hear from you if there is any part you do
not understand.
Have you been able to get the charred keg and brandy? I
believe you will find this to be the most helpful, just
inhaling the fumes. It is so much better than the evaporated
fumes, for you then have only the effect of the ash - and
don't get the effect of the alcohol.
Hoping to have been of service, and that you will let us hear
often, I am
Sincerely,
ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC. [EC:GD]
4/12/36 Husband's letter to EC:
..., Texas
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I thank you very much for your letter; and I appreciate very
much your personal interest in my wife's condition. After
the first trend toward improvement her condition SEEMS to
remain the the same. Temperature @ 7 AM about 97 degrees -
slowly rises during the day and goes to (103 - 104) by
night, remains within one degree of that until about midnight
and then begins to cool and by 7 AM is back to (97 - 98)
degrees.
We are trying to follow the Information in your readings very
closely and would appreciate some personal suggestions
occasionally that you think might help - a personal letter in
plain language always helps.
With best wishes for you and yours, I am
Very truly yours, [
1745]
4/23/36 A.M. Husband wired: "Mrs. [
1045] getting weaker
coughing considerably."
4/23/36 P.M. See
1045-11.



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