5/20/39 Letter from Dr. William D. Taylor to EC:
"It has been necessary for Mr. [
1561] to drive me back and
forth to Passaic to treat Mrs. [
1553] due to the fact that I
have no car at the moment. He finds however that business is
becoming so pressing and urgent that he cannot give as much
time now as before. Consequently he suggested that the
treatments be cut down to two a week instead of three.
"The difficulty with this arrangement is in being able to
space two days satisfactorily as one day must be Saturday to
fit in with the week Mr. [
1561] has planned, and of course, I
am very busy at the office.
"I still feel that Mrs. [
1553] needs quite some treatment and
that three a week are the least due her, however it may be
that now in her somewhat improved condition she can do with
less.
"If you think it advisable the time can be cut down to once a
week on Saturday but if she should have more treatment she is
welcome to all of my time that she needs.
"What do you think about less than three treatments for Mrs.
[
1553] weekly? Please understand money is no factor in this
case as I would gladly treat her free of all charge rather
than she be denied what is best for her health.
"I will appreciate your advice concerning the number of
treatments you think Mrs. [
1553] should have as I wish to
consider the welfare of our patient first above all else."
Sincerely, W. D. Taylor
5/22/39 EC's letter to Dr. Taylor:
"Thank you for yours of the 20th - have studied over the
information on Mrs. [
1553] and seems to me while the three
each week might be better would you make the two just a bit
heavier, not to irritate - for of course anything that
can help too much of same might do harm. But good stiff
treatments two might be made to cover the situation until
I see you, at least then we may be able to talk the matter
over a bit.
"Thanking you and appreciating your interest and sincerity,"
Yours sincerely, Edgar Cayce
5/23/39 Mr. [
1561]'s letter:
"Mrs. [
1553] seems to, at times, gain in strength & have a
clear mental coordination - less emotional - less crying -
yes, MUCH less.
"Her inability to speak articulately, except a very few
understandable words, of course makes it difficult to know
her feelings & her thoughts - but generally - there is
improvement - great improvement as compared to a year ago
when the first readings were had - you see, she started back
from very close to 'zero.'"
5/30/34 "Last [
1553]'s reading. Directions for correction of
constipation were not clear. This SEEMS the biggest problem
now? Please ask for specific and detailed directions, as
though instructing a dumb nurse! (When you can wedge in
the questions.)"
6/08/39 See
1553-14.



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