12/09/43 EC's letter to [
1352]: "I have yours of the 3rd,
and I was very much afraid the information would sort of
upset you. I don't know just whether we may take a reading
at the proper time or not, [
1352]. You know if it is
possible, I will do so.
"I don't think that you need be over anxious, if you do the
things as suggested in that reading. Of course, this is just
as personal opinion, and we don't know Dr. Stone, nor
Dr. Dade for 20 yrs. or more, but I believe I would rather
have Dr. Dade. He at least would not laugh at you, if you
told him you had a reading because he has run up against
them sometimes and had to take his own medicine.
"I am sure he nor any other doctor would object to using
the alkaline antiseptic, and the warning that it be used
with glyco, through the mouth as well as the wash, and I
think it meant more the wash.
"Hoping everything is coming along fine, I am," Edgar Cayce
12/29/43 She wrote that Dr. Dade doesn't take maternity cases
any more so she is still with Dr. Stone; she went to see
Mrs. [
23] who suggested that she have the doctor make a
fluoroscope when labor starts; she had bad cold, sore throat
the past 2 weeks - Dr. gave her sulfathyozol tablets; has
taken 7 tr. from Dr. Beard since the reading; has less than
2 weeks now to go.
1/01/44 Letter from EC to Mrs. [
1352]: "Thanks for yours of
the 29th. I have been expecting almost daily a wire. I just
hope you will get along nicely. Am sure if you keep the
right attitude that everything will work out right. It is
too bad that you have to have a cold just at this time, but
I hope that is getting better.
"I am not very much according to the information we have
made in favor of the sulfa drug - especially under such
circumstances. They don't know quite enough about it, and
what the after effects are. Please understand I am not
trying to tell the medical profession what to do. Am trying
to tell you not to let them do it.
"Think you are quite sensible in having the treatments from
Dr. Beard. I feel sure they will help more than anything in
the world. Tell [
1306] I will be writing her real soon, but
I have gotten so far behind with my personal letters - you
will see here, am dictating this, to even get any of them
answered.
"I just hope you will get along all right. Know we will be
glad to do whatever we can, whenever we can. We are busier
than we have ever been before.
"Thanks for everything.
"Do let us hear from you..."
1/12/44 Mother [
1690]'s wire: "[Baby girl] born 4:20 A.M.,
Jan. 12th weight 7 lbs. Both doing fine. Only four hours
labor."