1/25/40 EC's letter to Mrs. [...]:
Dear Mrs. [...] [Daughter]:
Trust the information for your Mother proves helpful at this
time, and that you soon see a great deal of improvement
again.
Can't help but marvel at the information at time - rarely if
ever deviates from the first pronouncement, regards a persons
condition same as they come about - yet can offer so many
devious ways from reaching a conclusion, still holding the
same principal.
At time wish I was like that when am normally supposed to be
awake or would it be a good thing.
Get so fed up with myself at times - wonder what it is all
about but am sure you don't care for my taking it out on you
- but some how am sure you quite understand, having had so
much to think of in trying to do the best for your Mother in
so many ways.
Trust you have not been as severely shut in by the bad
weather as we have here - thought we lived in a pretty nice
climate - but something must have slipped some where all over
the country.
With love and regards from all to you and yours,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
2/28/40 See
1553-19.



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