5/15/40 Miss [...] wrote: "Our dear neighbor is still with
us though how she lingers is amazing, she is so weak.
"The spasms of pain in the abdomen cleared 5/13th, after a
night when her husband & sister were up with her, as
breathing was so difficult. The family dr. was called & gave
something to ease the distress.
"Instructions from you reached us in the late p.m. of 5/14th,
& it was nearly midnight before I could get in touch with the
husband, for various reasons. He was off on business when I
was over there & later could not get away until very late.
Naturally, he said it was worth trying. Wed. a.m., early
5/15th, I was there, and as Mrs. [
2187] was awake & perfectly
conscious, I told her about it, then read the instructions to
her & she was very much pleased with it all. I left a copy
with her for her husband & sister to consult, & gave her a
tr., at once, leaving her quiet & at ease. She says I have
that effect on her, & she loves to have me slowly stroke her
forehead, as she finds it soothing to feel the touch of my
hand.
"A long time friend of the family, a young student minister
taking graduate work at Cambridge, was there in the P.M. and
was very pleased at the whole story & gave her several trs.
"The several friends who have dropped in have also been asked
to pray for her before they left & the student has been there
several times till he had to go to the Cape for his week-end
preaching engagement.
"Two violent attacks of nausea have been very hard on her,
though the first time the Cinnamon Water gave help. The
husband & the 18 yr. daughter also gave trs., and the hypos
have been less frequent.
"Her father arrived this p.m. from the Provinces (the wire
having failed to be rec'd) & that was a great happiness but
was followed rather soon by a severe attack of nausea - which
was hard on the old gentleman as well as the patient. I feel
we have helped a goodly lot & am grateful."
5/19/40 Miss [...] wrote: "Our dear, brave friend sank into
a coma the last hr. here, and quietly 'crossed the bar', Fri.
night 5/17th. Hers was a gallant fight indeed, in every way
- while the family feel we did a real service for her."
Gratefully yours, [...]
5/24/40 EC wrote Miss [...]: "We can only say 'His will be
done'. Just hope there was peace in the hearts of all who
mourn her passing. To those of us here who try, may His love
keep all of us in the way we should go. Thank you, and will
be glad to hear from you at any time."
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce


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