8/09/42 Mother's letter to Edgar Cayce.
"Thank you so much for your kind letter of August 8th.
[
7/29/42 regarding THERE IS A RIVER - See under 2524-3.]
"I do not know what you thought of us for not replying to
[
2155]'s last reading. I can only say I guess it was we were
so discouraged and weary at the time.
"We had been through so much. Doctor himself was not well &
I well I can only say, God has and always will sustain me.
There has been no noticeable improvement in [
2155]. Lately
the convulsions have been more frequent, but we continue in
our Faith that there is a way if we could find the opening.
We do everything we can to help him. Our help is lovingly
given.
"Surely you must feel that Doctor [
539] and I both have
always known of your sincerity of purpose, your earnest
endeavor to help the afflicted - your sincere devotion to
God's work, your work in His vineyard.
"Doctor [
539] is much better than he was a few years ago.
Our faith in God's Love and Power does not falter. There is
a way and a 'how' and personally I feel that the veil must
and will be lifted so that we can see and know that which is
hidden from us now.
"God bless and prosper your work and your dear ones. This is
our sincere prayer for you. I do not ask you to forgive for
I know you have done that long ago. Our problem has exacted
much physical endurance." Sincerely, Dr. [
539] & Mrs. [
2110]
9/14/42 Edgar Cayce's letter to Mrs. [
2110]:
"Thank you for yours of the 9th. Can appreciate your
feelings very much Mrs. [
2110] - and know what it means when
one has a burden of heart and mind.
"Believe you and the Dr. will appreciate that in my own case
when you read the book - and do hope when you read it you
will write me just what you think.
"Am sure there is a way - yes there is a way, can it but be
found and you are both right - very right in holding to the
Faith and in giving the care lovingly. Sometime, somewhere
we will all understand and He can and WILL make it right.
"Glad to hear the Dr. is feeling better. Have constantly
regretted that missed you when you were this way some years
ago. But feel am well acquainted and count you among my
friends, for am sincere if I have any conception of what the
word means.
"No there was nothing to forgive. May HIS LOVE and Blessings
sustain each of you at all times." Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
Subsequent correspondence with the parents regarding their
own lives and problems, see under [
2110] and [
539].
7/60 Dr. W. N. Pahnke, in his breakdown of 96 cases of
Epilepsy from the Edgar Cayce records, made the following
notes on Case [
2155], saying that these notes "are merely the
opinion of the abstractor at the time he read the case plus
the correspondence. The main value of these notes is that
they give some indication of what the exact diagnosis in each
case may or may not be:"
Case #[
2155]: Given in 1932. This case was classified in
Group 2. The readings said that the condition was primarily
mental trouble, and from the description in the
correspondence it would seem that there was a psychotic
condition involved as well as mental retardation. The
patient was described as breaking things and ripping his
clothes off. The patient's father was an M.D. and gave a
history of a long drawn out breech delivery. Therefore birth
trauma with cerebral hemorrhage was probable. The patient
had a complete work-up at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester,
Minnesota, and the condition was described as an interference
between the upper and lower neurons in the (cerebral) central
nervous system. The patient is described as having
convulsions but the only definite description of them is that
the patient had spells when he went rigid and had cramps in
his legs. The patient was later institutionalized for life,
after the death of both parents.



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