1/08/37 [
1337]'s ltr. to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:-
Had intended writing to you sooner, but we have been having a
very distressing time. There has been the usual difficulty
of lack of cooperation, but the morning the second reading
came, Mr. [
1305] had a serious set back, and the following
week another very serious set back. He had to be removed to
the Hospital on January 2nd, and these last few days have
shown some gain. We are hoping that as soon as it is
possible to bring him home, and just before doing so, will
ask for another reading, so as to know what method to follow.
My sister finally got a doctor to cooperate in connection
with Dr. Thompson, but before they were able to start
treatment, the set backs occurred.
Am enclosing money for last two readings.
Yours truly, [
1337]
1/18/37 [
1337]'s ltr. to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:-
Received your letter of the 14th, and although I must admit,
I have had a very pessimistic feeling, owing to the fact that
conditions interfered before they used the suggestions, your
letter gave me renewed confidence that all may not be lost
yet. The folks have asked for another reading, and these are
the facts. They were making plans to start the treatments,
and had already dismissed the Dr. on the case (because of
course, he would not cooperate). Mr. [
1305] suffered a
severe relapse, which caused him to become unconscious. He
was brought to the Hospital in that condition, because it was
necessary, to give him intravenous injections to supply
necessary & sufficient body nourishment & fluids. While he
[
1305] regained consciousness shortly after coming to
Hospital, he is still (over 2 weeks now) unable to make any
sounds or swallow anything but liquid foods. He is now
receiving one intravenous feeding daily.
1/23/37 See
1305-4.



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