1/25/39 Mother [
480]'s letter to Mrs. Cayce and Gladys Davis:
"I want to write the same thing to both of you, hence the one
letter. The little gifts you sent [
1788] are adorable and
we all want you to know how very sweet we thought the sweater
and pillow case were, more than that, that they came from you
both. I know you are all helping to watch over our darling
to make him the little image of Mother and all the fine
things she was. The baby is so luscious - he looks like a
butter ball - and looks around and follows us. He knows my
voice and gives me one of his rare toothless grins when I
talk to him. He weighed 10 pounds, 10 ounces on Monday.
His color is very good. [
1788] had a rash on his chin which
rather perturbs me, so I called his pediatrician today, I
expect her (my obstetrician's wife) any time now. If it
doesn't disappear I'll wire you. We left off the orange
juice and he seems quite contented, no gas. His cold left
him very quickly - you might take a check on him anyway and
ask when the cereal should be started, what kind and how much
and at what time during the day would be best? You can get
the reading any time convenient to you.
"We are looking forward to the Life reading anxiously, that's
the nicest gift he could receive from Mr. Cayce.
"Mrs. [
1773] (who got a reading) called me yesterday. She
wanted a little bolstering, I suppose. I told her to be
patient and wait for a month or two before getting another
reading. She is impatient for results and of course, not
feeling any sensation from the battery. She feels as though
it isn't working. I tried to explain how it works to her.
"[
1100] hasn't been at all well - I hope she responds soon.
Dr. Thompson [John R. Thompson, D.O.] has been out of town
so her treatments haven't been kept up.
"Give my love to Mr. Cayce and Hugh Lynn and love to you
both...
"I'll send you a picture of [
1788] as soon as I get it."
1/28/39 See Life Reading,
1788-3.



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