5/14/40 Brother-in-law's ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Assoc. For Research & Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I received your letter of April 29th, and the fact that I
have not answered sooner did not mean that I was not very
much interested in your work and in getting a reading for
Miss [
2270]. I think the best way is to tell you what has
transpired.
Miss [
2270] is my wife's sister and owing to her family not
being able to take care of her, she has lived with me for
some years and I feel like she is one of my immediate family.
We had her examined several times without finding out what
was wrong and last year we discovered that she had T.B. She
has been in Catawba Sanatorium for approximately one year and
during that latter part of April 1940, I received a letter
saying that the sanatorium had done all they could possible
[possibly] do for Miss [
2270] and they felt that she did not
have very long to live. I immediately called my sister
[
1551] as she has told me of the miracle that happened to
[
1677] her son. Miss [
2270] does not know how ill she is,
or at least we do not think she knows. I am talking it over
with the family but we hesitate to take her into out
confidence and tell her the truth. I talked to Dr. Garst,
Sunday, regarding [
2270]'s condition and she says that she
can not last very long and is steadily getting worse. Dr.
Garst is in charge of the sanatorium and has been very nice
to Miss [
2270] and has taken a great deal of interest in her.
I did not mention the fact that I was getting in touch with
you, but I am sure after all things have failed that she
would cooperate with us to the fullest extent.
Miss [
2270]'s mother and my wife are very much interested,
along with myself, in cooperating to the fullest extent. Any
other information which you might desire, I will be only too
glad to give.
5/30/40 Brother-in-law's ltr. to HLC:
Mr. Hugh Lynn Cayce,
Association For Research and Enlightenment, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce,
In reply to your letter of the 16th, in regards to Miss
[
2270] we have hesitated to acquaint her of this reading due
to the fact that we do not want her to know how seriously ill
she is. She is quite a nervous person and worries a lot and
we feel if we told her she would get despondent and would not
have the will to fight as she is now fighting.
What we would like to know is what is causing the pains in
her stomach as we feel this is one of the main reasons for
her inability to arrest the T.B. which has been spreading
rapidly. So much so that no treatment has been successful.
The doctors say that it is impossible for them to do any more
for her and that it was just a matter of time. There has
been no change in her physical condition but my wife (her
sister, [...]) being with her for a couple of weeks, has
improved her mental outlook considerably.
Miss [
2270] will be in bed at Catawba Sanatorium, Catawba
Sanatorium, Va. [near Arlington, Va.] Room 20, Ward E. Her
quite hour is from 2 to 4 PM. [
2270] and [...], loving each
other so much and having such a close bond between them, we
prefer that [...] keep the appointed hour for meditation.
[...] will be at home, ... Va.
Thank you for your interest and well wishes. I too, hope
that your father can be of assistance.
Sincerely, [...]
REPORTS
12/30/42 Brother-in-law's ltr. to EC:
Association of Enlightenment,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Att. Mr. Edgar Cayce
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I do not quite know how to start this letter. First of all
I'm ashamed of not writing you and telling you of the
remarkable reading which you gave my sister-in-law [
2270].
She is still in the Sanatorium at Catawba, Virginia. Since
that time I have told numerous people about this reading and
especially those that doctors have been unable to diagnose.
Having told a very dear friend of mine about you, he is
desirous of having his brother-in-law's case diagnosed. He
has had three operations and they still do not know what his
trouble is. I would appreciate you letting me know what the
proper procedure is and when it would be possible for you to
allocate time for this reading.
Your information in regards to the book of your life, which I
think should be on the market by now, was misplaced and I
would appreciate letting me know the cost of this book as I
would like to purchase one.
Thanking you for this information and in appreciation of the
wonderful work you are doing for mankind, I am
Sincerely yours, [...]


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