6/18/42 [
1745]'s letter to EC:
..., Texas
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Received the reading and also your letter of the 10th Inst.
am sorry Mr. Cayce, but the information that came through was
not DEFINITE enough in regards Glen Rose for me to take any
further chances on relief by any other means than an
operation. So have arranged with Dr. Hayes here to take the
stone out next Thursday June 25th P.M. The signs, according
to the almanac, seem to be just right for an operation on the
kidney at this time. I know [
1100] (Sis) is there by now and
I would appreciate you discussing this with her and if you
two can find any reason why this operation should not be done
on this day please let me know in time.
Dr. Hayes is an excellent kidney surgeon, the only trouble I
can find with him is that he is too busy, I tried to get an
earlier day in the week, but he had twelve (12) operations
booked for Mon., Tues., and Wed. and could not get to me
until Thursday. He performs the surgery for several
diagnosticians.
Sure hope you have a lovely meeting this year, take care of
that sis of mine while she is there.
With best wishes for you and each member of the association,
I am
Very truly yours [
1745]
Tell [
1100] I will write her so that she will have a letter
when she gets home.
6/23/42 EC's letter to [
1745]:
Dear Mr. [
1745]:
Thanks for yours of the 18th - can fully understand your
indecision about the last reading. Hope you have come along
alright and all is well. Mrs. [
1100] and [
470] are here. I
gave [
1100] your letter - and expect you heard from her
already.
Just hope all is well and everything works out fine - just
know we are all praying with and for your speedy recovery.
We had a very nice meeting, hope some of these days to have
you with us for some of these meetings.
Thanking you and May HIS Grace and Blessings keep you and
with all good wishes
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
6/27/42 Sister [
1100]'s ltr.: "He came thru alright, and the
Dr. said he did not have to cut into the kidney."
7/01/42 EC's ltr.: "Don't see how they got a stone out of
kidney without cutting...must have been smaller than expected
...hope it corrected the cause, else he will continue to have
trouble."
7/17/42 Sister [
1100]'s letter: "My brother [
1745] is
apparently getting along nicely. It seems that the Dr. made
the incision and then was able to probe the stone out, in
some manner. It was small - slightly larger than a pea."
9/20/48 Letter indicates he is having similar pains to those
he had when he obtained his first Physical Reading - See
under
1745-2 Reports.
11/07/57 Sister [
1100] reported: "My brother, [
1745], died
about two weeks ago with coronary thrombosis."



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