2/14/42 Dr. Stafford's letter to EC:
Dr. E. M. Stafford
Osteopathic Physician
529-111 Corcoran Street
Durham, N.C.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Assn. For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Va.
My dear Mr. Cayce:
I have received and read with much interest the bulletins
which you recently sent me.
Possibly you know that I was associated with Dr. A. R. Tucker
in Raleigh for three years before I came to Durham in 1934.
While there I treated several patients for whom you had held
readings. I am also planning to treat Mrs. [
1810] concerning
whose case you sent me a copy of your findings.
Your work, as described in the bulletins, seems very
interesting and I shall be glad to receive more information
in the future.
Very truly yours, [signed] E. M. Stafford D.O. EMS/ec
2/16/42 EC's letter to Dr. Stafford:
529-11 Corcoran St.
Durham, N.C.
Dear Dr. Stafford;-
Thank you for yours of the 14th - no had only just recently
heard you had been associated with Dr. Tucker. While never
met Dr. Tucker personally, have had some very interesting
correspondence with him. He does some fine work am sure.
Glad you will have Mrs. [
1810]. Be glad to hear from you
regards her case if any questions should arise. We have
quite a number of case reports Dr. that might be of interest
to you. Of course they cover many kinds of conditions - such
as Intestine fever - Strep infection - epilepsy -
appendicitis and the like if you would like to see any of
these would be glad to send them to you. Under separate
cover sending a booklet hope you find of interest.
Thanking you
Sincerely, [signed] Edgar Cayce
2/19/42 Dr. Stafford's letter to EC:
Dr. E. M. Stafford
Osteopathic Physician
529-111 Corcoran Street
Durham, N.C.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Assn. For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Va.
My dear Mr. Cayce:
Thank you very much for your letter of February 16. I have
enjoyed reading the booklet which you sent me, and should be
very glad to receive several of your case reports, if it
would not be too much trouble to send them to me. I am
particularly interested in hearing about your work with
epilepsy, and also if you have any records of cases with
gastric hyperacidity, I should be glad to receive them. Do
not inconvenience yourself too much to send these to me.
Thanking you and with every good wish, I am
Sincerely yours, [signed] E. M. Stafford EMS/ec
2/23/42 EC's letter to Dr. Stafford:
Dear Dr. Stafford;-
Thanks for yours of the 19th - sending several case reports
under separate cover. Hope you find same of interest, and
will appreciate any comment you may have to make.
Sincerely, [signed] Edgar Cayce
9/10/43 [
1810]'s letter:
Mrs. [
1810]
..., N.C.
Would like to know the condition of the gall bladder, though
it has given me no trouble.
We have hereditary deafness in my family. My grandmother
then was almost stone deaf and my mother and uncle almost as
bad.
My hearing has never been as acute as most peoples, and for
many years, have been able to hear very little in the left
ear. Lately, it has seemed to me that I am not hearing as
well in the right one. What is causing this, and is there
anything I can do.
10/10/43 See
1810-5.



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