8/26/38 Husband's letter to Mrs. [
601]:
Undoubtedly you are at a loss owing to the fact that you did
not hear from me with reference to your recommendations and
my visit to Edgar Casey [Cayce].
I have been very busy and have been traveling practically
steady and have not had an opportunity to call on you and
thank you for your troubles and efforts.
The Psychological suggestion made by Mr. Casey [Cayce] were
in accord with the case, however, I found it impossible to
carry on the full plan of his suggestions, but I have gotten
around it in a diplomatic manner and carried the treatments
through in such manner which I consider were quite helpful.
Should you talk to the Casey's [Cayce] or write to them
please extend them my regards.
With your kind interest in this matter I am quite happy to
inform you that Mrs. [
1545] is getting along very nicely and
do hope that she will be home within a month or 6 weeks. She
has regained all of her strength and confidence and is able
to carry on normal activities such as swimming, riding a
bicycle, and even playing golf, and is probably in better
physical condition than she has been in the past 10 years. I
know you are glad to hear about it, so therefore, I am glad
to write you.
Please extend my regards to [
619] and your daughter [
480], I
remain


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