12/18/39 Husband's letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I recall in the last letter you wrote me you emphasized that
you would be glad to do anything you could to render further
service in connection with Mrs. [
1826]'s illness.
Several times during the past week she has asked, "Do you
think that Mr. Cayce would give a check reading for me?"
I would appreciate, therefore, if you would manifest interest
to this extent.
I think that probably some new development might bring forth
advice that would be helpful.
Mrs. [
1826] has been critically ill ever since the original
reading was given and in fact, she has grown worse rather
than better, and I am frank to state that treatments by the
medical profession have not achieved good results.
[
1826] and myself would both appreciate early manifested
interest by you.
Her present address is, and will be The Vaughan Memorial
Hospital, Corner Alabama and Union Streets, Selma, Ala.
I am mentioning this as it is not necessary to wire or write
fixing the time of the appointment. That will be entirely at
your convenience and option, but I hope it can be at once.
With best wishes and kindest personal regards to you, I am
Cordially yours
12/21/39 See
1826-5.



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