6/26/39 Mrs. [
1773]'s ltr. to EC:
..., Mich.
Dear Mr. Cayce -
I am enclosing my check for a reading. Would appreciate if
you could crowd it in very soon.
I haven't written to you for I haven't had any really good
news to write.
My physical condition is, I think, good but the mental state
is not.
Mr. Cayce, I have tried so hard to fasten my thoughts on the
bible as was suggested but find myself in the most frightful
state. The "hows" & "whys" that enter my mind are so
depressing. Just don't know, at times, what it is all about.
I don't know how to word a question or questions for the
reading to bring out what will help me. I just can't seem
to help myself at all.
I talked with a psychiatrist. He seemed to think it was a
neurosis caused by some incident or incidents caused of
childhood and that psycho analysis would help but it would
entail so much expense. We just can't afford it unless it
is the only answer. Then there is the possibility of the
success of the use of hypnotism being helpful. Will you tell
me what you think of this?
Should I continue the osteopathic treatments and how often?
I am taking them Dr. Crowder [S. A. Crowder, D.O.] - the
same man Mrs. [
1100] goes to:
Should I use the radio active appliance again & is it in
good condition?
Sincerely hope your connection was successful.
If you can work in my reading real soon - wire me collect.
Otherwise will you drop me a note to tell me when.
Sincerely, Mrs. [
1773]
6/28/39 EC's letter to Mrs. [
1773]:
Dear Mrs. [
1773]
Have yours of the 26th - glad to know that you are feeling
better physically and hope you will continue to do so. The
first open time we have is the afternoon of the 5th 3.30 to
4.30 E.S.T. Don't know whether ... is on Eastern time or
Central - or whether you have daylight time or not - but you
will be able to figure this out from your time. Will try
Mrs. [
1773] to make the suggestion such to include the
depression you feel at times - had felt this should be helped
with the physical improvement. Do hope we may be able to
offer some suggestion that will help, and you will not have
to go to a Psychiatrist - know there are some that are fine
but have seen some very sad experiences with them.
Hoping the time as set is not too far off for you - and that
you have more questions for the period.
Wish you might have been with us at the recent meetings -
they were fine large crowd - and we were fortunate in having
Mr. [
470] and Mrs. [
1100] with us throughout the meeting.
Wish you could have talked with Mr. [
257] - he has recently
had experience with two cases [Mr. [
1513], Miss [
1789]]
mental disturbance - with the most marvelous results. Am
sure would do you good to hear him tell it. No he is not a
Dr. but a Furniture man, but has been an observer of the
phenomena for nearly 27 years.
Hoping the time suits you with all good wishes
Sincerely
[signed] Edgar Cayce
7/03/39 Mrs. [
1773]'s letter to EC:
..., Michigan
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Received your letter. July 5th is satisfactory to me.
Here are a few questions that are of interest to both the
Osteopath and myself.
In the first reading it was found that my condition was the
result of impingements in the structural portions of the
system, thus causing the irritation between the cerebrospinal
and sympathetic nervous systems which upsets not only the
emotional but the rationality of the whole reactions. Is it
still this condition that continues to cause the mental
depression or exhaustion. Have these impingements improved
with the treatments?
Should I continue the osteopathic treatments and how often?
Should the osteopathic manipulations of the coccyx be
external or external-internal in nature? (Of especial
interest to the Osteopath)
Are the Hematinic Plastules of benefit in my case - if not
what is suggested for the anemia.
Are any glandular substances now indicated? If so - what?
What is the nature of the alleged adenomas in the anterior
portion of the neck?
Should I use the radio active appliance again and is it in
good condition?
Any other suggestions that will help relieve this present
condition will be appreciated.
Sincerely
Mrs. [
1773]
7/05/39 See
1773-4.



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