9/10/43 EC's letter to Mrs. [
2293]:
Mrs. [
2293]
..., Tenn.
Dear Mrs. [
2293]
Thank you for your letter of the seventh. I appreciate the
enclosure very very much. I fully understand how such things
may go.
I just hope that you found the book interesting and
worthwhile, and that it may prove to be as of much help to
you as so many others said that it has been to them.
As for the question about doctors, Mrs. [
2293] there are some
chiropractors much more capable than many osteopaths, but the
information has always been partial to the osteopath. But it
may be possible if he is the correct sort of a chiropractor
that he would be able to move the vertebrae where the other
man has failed, and too, it is possible that he might be too
severe. I would like, if it were possible, and you could
wait a little while to check up on this for you before you
have this done, but you know your own feelings in the matter
better than I. If they will relax that portion of your spine
with hot packs, say of a saturated solution of Epsom Salts.
Do that for twenty or thirty minutes before he attempts to
make any adjustment, then try to make it gentle and not all
of a sudden; that is what most of us fear about the
chiropractor.
Let me know what you think. You know that I will be glad
to try to work this in somewheres, though I have to tell you
that we are about twelve months ahead not with appointments.
But I wouldn't expect you to wait twelve months. We will try
to work this in for you.
Give the folks my love, and with every good wish and kindest
regards.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce



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