11/17/26 EC's letter to [
2234]'s Mother:
Mrs. [...]
..., Alabama
Dear Mrs. [...]
I enclose you, herewith, the reading as was gotten at the
appointed time. As I understand from this, you would find
improvement for this body by being very persistent at this
time with the suggestions as are given. I do not know just
how you are situated to carry out the suggestions given, but
I am sure you realize it will not be worth anything unless
you follow very closely the suggestions. I would make this
as one suggestion to you: If you haven't an osteopath near
you, I am sure you will find several neuropaths in Selma -
Mrs. A. Wood Gray, Miss Grapes [Nona Grapes, N.D.] - possibly
some others. Mrs. Gray [Mamie Gray, N.D.], I am sure, can
tell you just what her experience has been with the
suggestions given in the readings, with her own children, and
I'm sure could be of a great deal of help to you. Then you
might have Dr. Woodall [Percy Woodall, N.D.] in Birmingham,
or the osteopath in Montgomery, to give the treatments
occasionally as will be necessary to keep conditions in
shape. I certainly hope that you will let us hear from you
from time to time, for I assure you it is our desire to be of
help.
As for remuneration, while we do not make a specific charge,
yet we are depending upon those who use our time for the
necessities of life - for we have to live just as others do,
and giving our whole time I am sure each one feels that they
should contribute according to their means and abilities.
Please send with your report your contribution.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC:GD]


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