3/19/39 (Sunday) [
1826]'s husband's letter to EC:
The ... [Hotel?]
New York
Mr. Edgar Cayce:
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Your letter of March 13th indicating interest in Mrs. [
1826]
was received with appreciation. The check reading was
delivered yesterday. I have read it several times, but, I
either do not understand the language of the replies or their
intention. They seem vague and not a response to the
questions in the first paragraph and Q1 of this last reading.
I am sure, as stated to your son Hugh Lynn, that conditions,
physical not scientific, exists that are vitally more
important than any your reading has touched upon, vital for
necessary treatment of some kind. You know I have had the
opportunity of seeing numerous readings given by you, all the
others appear to me, to be more specific, definitely pointing
to a condition and cause.
I am also sure that following the suggestion would not
correct the major cause for suffering. I regret to write
these opinions or assertions, but feel that you would prefer
an honest statement, to simple silence.
With kindest regards and best wishes.
I am, sincerely [...]
P.S. I will be compelled to remain here 2 or 3 weeks more.
3/21/39 EC's letter to Mrs. [
1826]'s Husband:
Dear Mr. [...]
Thanks for yours of the 19th - of course there is little for
me to say, but am sincerely interested as to finding out if
possible what has caused the conditions that have arisen
regards Miss [
1826]. Would you give me a history of her case
thus far - and then let me try and check with reading again
or had you rather let it rest where it is. But from past
experiences in hundreds of cases yes thousands of them am not
personally satisfied to let it stop here. Especially where
it involves someone that have thought as much of as of you
and your wife - remember I made the photos when you were
married - true they were not the best for they were flash
light. But knowing you all as have and then the experience
with others you have referred to me. Would like to know more
of reason why this has occurred if possible.
To be sure would not wish you to stretch a point in favor of
the work even were it involving some total stranger and
certainly not under the conditions. Please know I only wish
to help - and most of all not fool myself or anyone else.
Hoping to hear from you that Miss [
1826] is getting along
fine.
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce
3/21/89 [
1826]'s Husband's letter to EC:
Executive Office
New York
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Had I received your letter of March 17th, my recent letter to
you would have been quite different; not because the facts
are otherwise or that my opinion is different but I would
have asked you some direct questions.
However, the last reading showed that Mrs. Cayce asked
direct questions which did not receive a direct or
explanatory answer.
However, I will enumerate the conditions now existing to
which I would like to have answers:
#1: The cause and condition at present of the blood.
#2: How to improve the blood condition of [
1826] and to give
more strength to the body.
#3: The cause of the blood condition and the weakness that
has prevailed over many weeks.
#4: If the pain you refer to in the original reading in the
leg and elsewhere will be permanently cured and how.
#5: If there is any way to prevent or relieve the nausea and
vomiting which has persisted for many weeks.
These are important phases of the suffering. I assure you
that your willingness to manifest continued interest and
concern about Mrs. [
1628] has both her and my appreciation.
With sincere best wishes, I am
Very cordially yours, [...]
3/26/39 See
1826-3.
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