6/06/42 Aunt, Miss [
4383]'s letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
My niece Mrs. [
1866] asked me to write you and thank you
for your promptness in answer to her wire, she was desperate
and of course the first thing she thot of was to wire you,
[
2227] was desperately ill, took him in on Wednesday morning,
unconscious thinking he would never regain, all the doctors
at the hospital gave him up, [
1866] said, "No, he must get
well," and if ever we prayed, we surely did then, so he had
a fair night last night, has had 5 transfusions and while he
sleeps a lot but we think we can see a little color in his
face now, for a few days he looked just like a dead man and
really I do think he went in a coma he has a very strong
heart so we now think nothing preventing he will pull thru
but it will be a long hard fight. [
1866] will write you just
as soon as she can pull herself together, see it coming so
soon after her Mother [
2646]'s death it was hard for her, I
do miss my sister so much, Mr. Cayce you will never know how
much, we were very close as you know. I am so alone
sometimes I think I can't endure the loneliness but there
is nothing else to do, perhaps I am left to be of help and
comfort to somebody. We are very busy in the office and
that's my only salvation. Thanking you again,
Very sincerely [
4383]
6/08/42 Wife's letter:
Dear Mr. Cayce -
Thank you, Mr. Cayce, for the reading - [
2227] has been so
critically ill but is pulling out of it now.- He has had
5 blood transfusions & will probably have 2 more.-
I could not get them to follow your instructions (you know
the old story) but it was a comfort & relief to me to know
the cause of the trouble.- They all THINK it is an arterial
leaking or duodenum ulcer but will find out later.- [
2227]
is conscious now & told him yesterday about your reading.-
He is relieved to know it is not malignant.-
Hope you are well - &
MANY - MANY THANKS [
1866]
We had just bought a new home at ... Road. I may go on &
move & take him there to recuperate -
6/29/42 Wife's letter:
Dear Mr. Cayce -
Again, we come to you for help! We brought [
2227] home from
the hospital a week ago, today.
He is improving in every way except his feet. Both are
swollen & very painful & the one partially paralyzed. He
is very discouraged as they are getting no better & no one
seems to know the cause. We are having an osteopath come
every other day, but apparently is doing no good.-
Could you please find out what is causing the condition &
what to do, if anything.-
He will be here in the apartment for he can not get out.-
We bought a home two days before he took sick (after living
in this apt - for over 19 years) we are modernizing it &
expect to get in about July 15 -
Hope you are all fine -
Sincerely - [
1866]
Apt 5
New address will be ... Road
7/03/42 See
2227-5.



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