4/19/39 Father's letter:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Thank you for the very prompt reading on [
1860] & your kind
letter of April 12. The Reading was excellent and we have
[
1860] already under the care of Dr. Dobbins. I am
entertaining every faith that the treatments will bring
[
1860] to normalcy & I shall of course not fail to let you
know the final results.
There was however one important feature of [
1860]'s
condition that was not mentioned in the reading. It is of
great concern to us. While we have every reason to hope the
treatments now being given [
1860] will correct the other
trouble, which the reading covered fully, the absence of
mentioning the other trouble is quite puzzling. However it
is intended to ask you to kindly give another reading within
the very near future to let us know the progress the Dr. is
making & at the same time incorporate the so-called "missing
link" of [
1860]'s trouble. In the meantime thought I
understand you will be in New York when it will be a real
pleasure to have you meet my family, because there is no
doubt but what you are doing some wonderful work.
Best wishes & hoping you are in the very best of health,
Sincerely yours,
5/25/39 Father's ltr:
New York, N.Y.
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach,
Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I certainly hope you will remember me in connection with the
reading you gave on [
1860] some six weeks ago. We have had
[
1860] under Dr. Dobbins' care and it is quite important that
we endeavor to find out how he is progressing. Will you
please therefore arrange for an early reading. What we want
to know are the following:-
1. The present condition & what if any improvement?
2. What evidence can we go by?
3. Will operation of any kind be necessary?
4. Any special exercises?
5. Any special diet?
6. Is the Dr. giving him the proper treatments?
[
1860] will very soon be entering puberty and unless the
condition is corrected we are very much worried over the
future consequences. I might add that the previous reading
did not disclose the other trouble which [
1860] has.
Both [
257] and [
1860] wished to be remembered to you.
Best regards
P.S. I will of course send you the necessary remuneration.
Please let me know what it is.
5/26/39 See
1860-2.



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