2/19/39 Letter from Dr. Champion:
Dr. John Calvin Champion
175 Main St., Suite 509
White Plains, N.Y.
Mr. Edgar Cayce: In re: Mrs. [
1794]
Enclosed is a case history which may be helpful altho due to
the length is not very complete. If there are any points not
clear nor mentioned I will be glad to cooperate in furnishing
them.
After some difficulty we managed to obtain a bottle of
Atomidine which you recommended for vaginal douching. The
druggist informs me that the product has been discontinued
- another had a bottle on hand.
The reading you gave was accurate as far as it went. I
was disappointed that there was no mention of the patients
arthritis which is her chief concern and fear. The entire
reading while applicable was also quite applicable to any
number of other similar cases I have. Had there been a
mention of which leg was troublesome or the pain in the
side - it would have been more convincing.
The reading was correct so far as the lesions mentioned,
except for the cervical which at the time were corrected but
previously had been troublesome. In the diet you mentioned
the use of apricots and raw carrots, lettuce, red cabbage,
etc. However such cause the patient much distress. The
apricots she eats by neutralizing the acid by a follow-up
glass of milk - the vegetables so far have been mostly
cooked.
You mentioned injuries and misplacements through the organs
of the pelvis. While there is a history of a Cesarean birth,
yet no gynecologist has located any pelvic trouble except an
occasional slight leukorrhea. Her menopause seems to date
complete.
Thank you for your kindness. I will follow to the letter
your instructions providing they do not jeopardize the
health of the patient.
Appreciatively yours
[signed] John C. Champion D.O.
Case History of Mrs. [
1794]
Complaint: (Patient came under my care December 1937)
"Pain, stiffness and swelling of joints, worse in right knee,
right wrist and both elbows. Edema of ankles, right leg to
knee (very little edema now except right knee). Lameness
or difficulty in moving right leg. Poor digestion and
elimination. Appetite capricious with susceptibility to
nausea - discomfort from eating more than small amounts.
Sometimes pain left side, kidney area."
Description of Patient: Mrs. [
1794] is 47, undernourished,
pale, woman about 5 foot 3, weighs about 120 lbs. Lacks
will to help self, easily discouraged, too inactive. Patient
complacent, somewhat stoical yet tense and nervous, tho
outwardly poised. Born in Sweden. (Husband born - Italy)
Family History: Mother, died, 32 complication childbirth
Father, 72 subject to rheumatic pains. Brother subject to
muscular rheumatism
2 children
Boy 18 frail but well - difficult dry labor
Girl 12 Cesarian delivery - healthy
Past History: Difficulty started with stiffness in neck 1934
Patient had fall on stairs previous to illness, 37 doctors
in all attended patient: including Dr. Vier prominent
local surgeon 1934. 1935 Dr. Buckmaster - treated by
electro-therapy. May 1935 Patient at N.Y. Medical Center
Cornell Hospital. Tonsils removed by Dr. Hinsdale.
Cystoscoped at Rosevelt Hospital and again in 1936 by
Dr. Buttrick, Scarsdale. 1937 Rockefeller Institute
only suggestions liver injections for anemia.
None ever uncovered any infection that might be responsible
for arthritis.
Findings:
Blood pressure 134/98, pulse normal, temperature usually
normal occasionally slight elevation (not frequently
now). Heavy albuminuria, marked anemia but no evidence of
infection. Slight viceroptosis with poor abdominal tone.
Lesions sacro-iliacs, 3, 4, 5 lumbar, 9, 10, 12 dorsal 1, 2,
5 and 7 cervical, left 1st rib.
2/22/39 EC's letter to Dr. Champion:
Dear Dr. Champion;-
Thank you for yours of the 19th - and the report, appreciate
very much Dr. your help in supplying this data - so these who
are making a study of the phenomena may have the facts before
them. It is in this way only can it be determined as to
whether psychic information can be helpful or not. Am happy
to say we are getting better cooperation all along in this
direction, and am very appreciative of it all.
To be sure would never ask any one to apply something they
felt harmful to any one. We do have occasions where some do
not see the good such a thing might be. Have had such a case
recently with Still-Hildreth, but the application of that
suggested has apparently brought results, that had not
been obtained before.
If you are interested and would care to have same will be
glad to send you reports we have had on various character of
cases, the reports and like (no cost) that you may judge just
what is happening in the use of such information.
Thank you for every thing, and will be glad to refer others
to you in your part of the country.
With all good wishes
Sincerely Edgar Cayce
3/26/39 [
1794]'s letter to EC:
..., New York
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I have used the Wet Cell appliance each day for two weeks
and will continue to do so. I feel that I have definitely
improved since starting these treatments. My strength
has improved and I feel so happy that after all I have
something that has and will help me.
Yours truly, Mrs. [
1794]
2/29/39 EC's letter to [
1794]:
Dear Mrs. [
1794]
Thank you for yours of the 26th - am glad to know that you
are on the improve. All the praise to the Divine within each
of us, that may be aroused to do His biddings. Keep up the
good work.
Sincerely hoping to have been of some service
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
5/18/39 Dr. Champion's letter to EC:
Dr. John Calvin Champion
175 Main St., Suite 509
White Plains, N.Y.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach Virginia
In re: Mrs. [
1794]
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
There are a few questions troubling the patient, Mrs. [
1794]
relative to her condition that a rereading might throw
additional enlightenment, not already found in the
first reading of a couple of months ago.
What causes the pain and swelling of the right knee, and the
pain over the right acetabulum (hip)? What will relieve the
pain and stop the limping?
What causes the spells of acidity of the patient's stomach?
What causes the congestion in breathing and what will relieve
it?
What causes the heavy albumin in the urine and the strong
alkaline reaction of the urine (especially more alkaline
during the night) and what will help correct them?
Should the liver extract and colloidal iron injections be
continued? [In longhand:] Lederle's liver extract 2 cc's
once a week, 2 cc's of Colloidal iron (Crookes) with copper
and manganese.
"Case progress report"
in re: Mrs. [
1794] ..., New York
A few days after the patient received the battery set with
the spirit of camphor as suggested in the first reading,
the pain on the left side (in the region of the spleen)
disappeared. This pain had existed for many years and had
never been definitely explained or diagnosed. The pain has
not returned.
The patient's stomach condition improved at first but had a
recurrence of hyperacidity two weeks ago that lasted for one
week. The right knee remains swollen and it and the right
hip (femur articulation) give the patient much pain in
walking. In this condition there has been no improvement
(except for the week the stomach was upset from
hyperacidity), but since the lameness and pain have returned.
The lameness and weakness of the patient make her easily
despondent and relatively confined to her home (and back
yard on good days).
Mrs. [
1794] claims to be following the entire instructions of
the reading and I am (under handicap) doing the same.
Thank you for your kindness and interest and may God bless
you and preserve your own health.
Sincerely [signed] J. C. Champion D.O.
[In longhand:] P.S. Your address at the McAlpin was a great
inspiration.
5/22/39 EC's letter to Dr. Champion:
Dear Dr. Champion;-
Thank you for yours of the 18th - certainly hope we may be
able to offer some suggestion that will be helpful for Mrs.
[
1794]. Would you speak to them, telling them the time
as set for the reading, and the first open period is the
afternoon of the 7th of June. Ask Mr. [
1794] if there are
any questions that she would like to have asked at the time,
and have her make note of same and send direct. These would
all appear of course in the reading. Sorry can't get this in
earlier but am quite busy and have hard time keeping any ways
near up with the appointments. Glad to have you hear my poor
attempt to present the work in a talk. Hope some time to
have the opportunity to talk with you at length. Wish you
might be here for our Congress meetings. Begins on the 15th.
Would be especially nice if you could be here for the meeting
Friday evening the 16th. Couldn't you come, would be glad to
have you.
Hope the time set is satisfactory - June 7th 3.30 to 4.30
E.S.T.
Thank you again
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
5/29/39 Dr. Champion's letter to EC:
Dr. John Calvin Champion
175 Main St., Suite 509
White Plains, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Just a short note to heartily thank you for your kind letter
of the 22nd. Mrs. [
1794] will be ready to cooperate in her
reading June 7th 3:30 to 4:30 E.S.T. Her list of questions
she is mailing directly to you. Temporarily she is
discouraged due to a set-back by a bronchial cold
complicated with a touch of asthma (for the last 10 days.)
Am hoping that we can be of help to her altho the way back
is slow. She tells me she has had 37 doctors before I was
called and had ailed for 4 or 5 years.
It is a real temptation to attend your Congress meetings and
visit your lovely beach but to date it looks impossible.
Thank you sincerely
Cordially [signed] John Calvin Champion
5/31/39 [
1794]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Please tell me what to do, I have suffered for five years. I
can only walk a few steps with the help of a cane. My right
knee is very large and swollen, and is very painful to move.
My right hip is painful too when I try to walk. I have a
cold for at least three months now. I have a very peculiar
noise in my chest and it is hard for me to breathe. I also
suffer from constipation and must take a laxative regularly.
Sometimes I have piles. I take liver extract injections once
a week from my doctor and wonder if I should continue having
them. I shall be very thankful for your advice.
Yours truly,
6/07/39 See
1794-2.



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