1/18/44 [
1449]'s ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I know that sometimes you give emergency readings for
persons in grave physical danger. It occurred to me you
might find it possible to give a life reading or portion
of one for one whose life threads seem to be hopelessly
tangled.
If not possible to give me a full reading can you answer
a question or two:
1. What can I [
1449] do to straighten out the difficulty
and misunderstandings with [...] [my wife]? [GD's note:
Not the same name as the wife he had
10/04/37 at which time
he had 3 sons.]
2. Is it necessary to sell the home and live elsewhere and
if so would that do any good?
3. Should I send any or all of the boys away, temporarily
or permanently?
4. I can be at Room ..., ... St., any week day between 9 and
6 that is convenient for you. You may wire me the hour and
if I do not reply at once I will be there.
Anxiously & sincerely, [
1449], D.O.
2/15/44 I appreciate greatly your getting me an appointment
so early. I presume you know I am treating two cases
according to your directions at the present time.
REPORTS
5/05/45 He subscribed to the A.R.E. Monthly Bulletin and
ordered some publications, saying:
"I shall be glad to be of help if I can and may. I have
not been in touch with the work recently due to pressure
of practice but there may be some way I can help now."
4/25/49 He and his wife visited A.R.E. on their way to
Richmond, Va.
9/16/60 He referred another osteopath for A.R.E. membership.
4/03/64 GD's note: Through all these years Dr. [
1449] has
maintained his A.R.E. membership and an active interest in
the A.R.E. work.



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