6/14/37 Sister-in-law, Miss [
1457]'s letter:
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Your letter of the 8th arrived duly and I have also received
your literature.
My friend, Mrs. J. B. Bracey, told me of your wonderful work.
She has talked to your sister here, who gave her information
regarding your fee, etc. I shall avail myself of the
pleasure of talking to your sister just as soon as I have
the opportunity.
In the meantime, I wish you to give a Reading for my
sister-in-law, who is Mrs. [
1400], ..., Tenn., Route 1.
I have had various doctors endeavor to locate the cause of
her trouble without success and it would be a very wonderful
help to know what to do for her. She lives on a farm and
has entirely too much to do, but help is impossible to get.
I was at home yesterday and we set the date for your
Reading on June 23rd, which I hope will be satisfactory
with you. Am enclosing application filled out by her.
Am also enclosing my check for $10.00, which Mrs. Bracey
says is the correct amount.
I would thank you to send your report to me instead of to
Mrs. [
1400] then I will forward it to her. I have to
supervise any treatment that is necessary, on account of
her lack of experience in doing many things. I shall await
with eager anticipation further information from you and may
wish another reading soon for another member of my family.
Thanking you in advance, I am,
Sincerely, [
1457]
6/29/37 Miss [
1457]'s letter:
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I appreciate your letter of June 24th, stating that you can
give the morning of July 7th for a Reading to my
sister-in-law, [
1400], ..., Tenn., RFD #1.
I am enclosing my check for $20.00 in payment for this
Reading and monthly Bulletin of the Association for one
year.
[
1400] has requested me to write you, as she and I have read
your instructions and booklets as well as your letters and
she understands the requirements, but prefers that I do the
the writing for her. She will co-operate with you on the
morning of July 7th, as requested, and is most anxious to
do anything that might be helpful in locating her illness
base.
She has severe headaches each day, starting around eight or
nine o'clock each morning and lasting until afternoon. It
begins by a severe burning in the neck in back and extending
up into the head. Shortly after this burning the pain begins
in the back of head and neck and extending up over the head.
She is unable to do her housework when most severe. This,
of course, causes a very nervous condition. She is very
thin, but has always been thin. Her posture is rather
stooped, probably on account of these pains. She has had
these headaches for several years, but during the last year
they have become much more severe.
I trust you will be able to assist us in our search for the
cause of her illness, as several doctors have failed to
locate it. She is a sweet person and very patient. I shall
await your further expression.
Sincerely, [
1457]
6/29/37 See Par. B1, B2 above asking for cause of daily
severe headaches for several years which doctors have been
unable to locate.
REPORTS
7/09/37 Miss [
1457]'s letter:
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I hasten to acknowledge Reading which you gave on the 7th
for my sister-in-law, Mrs. [
1400].
There are not words to express my appreciation of your
wonderful work, because she could not have told you as
well how she feels. I somehow sensed something of this
condition, but of course had no way of expressing it,
although felt that you could tell us the cause and cure.
One thing makes the treatment most difficult and that she
lives sixty five miles from Nashville, which is the nearest
to an osteopath and they have no electric power or ice to
use, but have a very wonderfully cold spring. Am interested
to know if you think 60 degrees would be cold enough for the
instrument recommended - the Radio-Active Appliance.
Again I wish to express my appreciation for what you have
done through the Master. I shall write you again as soon
as I see my sister-in-law next week. Am writing her today,
but must see her to explain much of it.
With kindest regards, I am,
Sincerely, [
1457]
7/12/37 EC's ltr. to Miss [
1457]:
Dear Miss [
1457]
Have yours of the 9th. Thank you very much for same. Wish
might tell you that the cold water would do with the
appliance, but it will NOT do! It is necessary to have Ice
when one uses it. The action of the Ice upon the metals
in the appliance causes it to work, therefore, is very
necessary. But do hope it will be possible for you to
arrange so she can get the advantage of the suggestions.
All the praise Miss [
1457] to our loving Heavenly Father.
I know of myself I can do nothing. Information comes to
those that seek and I believe the BOOK when it says "seek
and ye shall find" and that means any of us, for it says:
"Whosoever will may drink of the river of life" that too,
means us. But we must just as sincerely carry out the
suggestions given.
Thank you and do let us hear from you, and can we be of help
in any way in your Sister-in-law getting the treatments, we
are glad to do so.
With all good wishes
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
10/11/37 Miss [
1457]'s letter, requesting a Physical Rdg.
appointment for herself: "Sorry to report that my
sister-in-law [Mrs. [
1400]] is no better, but she has been
unable to comply with your directions, on account of the
inaccessability to treatment, etc. I hope to do more for
her now that the weather is cooler and it distresses me that
she could not be relieved sooner."


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