5/27/39 [
1769]'s letter to EC:
..., Avenue
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Cayce
You asked me to write you when the first series - eighteen
weeks - of my treatments had been completed. Yesterday I
took the last three drops of oil in the first series, though
of course the rubbing continues as usual. I am sorry to
report no apparent improvement in my condition, but I am not
in the least discouraged, and am open to any suggestions you
might make. I haven't missed a day with either oil, and have
been careful to keep my mind in a prayerful attitude while
being rubbed.
We expect to go away for the summer about June 15, so I hope
to hear from you before then.
With every good wish, I am Very sincerely yours, [
1769]
5/29/39 EC's letter to [
1769]:
Dear Miss [
1769]
Glad to have yours of the 27th - but sorry to hear that you
are not able as yet to see any improvement in your condition
- however we know it will require patience and persistence in
such conditions - and just carry on to give the body that as
will help it correct its self. Will be glad to try the check
reading on the morning of the 8th of June - 10.30 to 11.30
E.S.T. let me know if that time will be satisfactory for you.
Thanking you and sincerely hoping to be of a real service.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
6/01/39 [
1769]'s letter to EC:
..., Ave.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Thank you for your letter, and please be assured that I will
continue the treatments with patience and diligence. I am
very much interested in the check reading, and especially
so since I did not know when the first reading took place.
Between ten-thirty and eleven-thirty on the morning of June
eighth will be perfectly convenient for me, and will you
please tell me exactly what to do to cooperate with you
during that time, as I want to help you in every possible
way. Being aware of my physical defects, I shall not be
frightened nor discouraged, nor worried by anything that you
might find in this check reading. To the contrary, I shall
welcome and be grateful for any enlightening information.
Hoping to hear from you before June eighth, I am
Very sincerely yours, [
1769]
6/07/39 EC's letter to [
1769]:
Dear Miss [
1769]:
Just received yours of the 1st this morning. As have been
out of the city to see my youngest boy [Edgar Evans Cayce,
Duke University] Graduate - hope this reaches you before the
hour for the reading tomorrow. During that time just pray
and meditate - asking that the best possible may come to
you at this time. That is the best way to cooperate.
Thanking you and hoping to be of a real service
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
6/08/39 See
1769-2.



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