6/21/29 Sister Mrs. [
3892]'s letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir,
In reference to your letter asking for further information
concerning my sister [
2241] would say that in her present
condition it seems impossible to grasp the mind long enough
to imprint any impressions so that we have not been able to
give treatment you suggested. My sister, apparently always
of a healthy, vigorous nature, but of a shy retiring
disposition was suddenly taken mentally ill ten years ago.
The illness at first was noticeable at times of menstruation.
Later she fell into despondency at her repeated efforts to
regain herself being failures. She called upon God many
times to help her and seemed to gain comfort from a spiritual
healer. She remained at home for five years until she become
violent & it was no longer safe for herself or other members
of her family. Now she is at the Hartford retreat mostly in
solitary confinement because of her homicidal tendency. Of
course the doctors give us no hope but I have always felt a
miracle might be performed & that we might have her back with
us her own sweet, gentle self again.
Her memory up to the time of her illness is still good but
from that date all is chaos for her. She suffered a spasm or
shock shortly after her breakdown which the doctor diagnosed
as a complete shattering of the nervous system. I wrote to
Dr. Cayce in hopes that he might find some physical trouble
responsible but his psychic reading suggested only the mental
side.
Very sincerely, Mrs. [
3892] - Friday, June 21st, 1929


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