1/13/43 [
2302]'s wife's letter to EC:
"Your book has been received some days ago - sorry to have
been delinquent in sending the money.
"I have been so very busy lately; have not had time to read
it, but I know I shall enjoy reading it very much.
"Mr. [
2302]'s health is very much improved, we think, gained
in weight and looks better than he has for many a day.
"We have not been over to Dr. Richardson's for the treatments
for some time; he had about seventy treatments.
"To be confidential, Mr. [
2302] just did not cooperate, keeps
himself at such a nervous tension all the time, we felt all
the treatments were in vain. He just worries over things
he should not. Anyone with his disposition is hard to deal
with; just feel like he is really responsible for his vision
not returning.
"He says he has not become reconciled to being blind and
until he does see he will not feel any different.
"I have tried so hard to cooperate in every way and just do
the right thing. I feel like my efforts are in vain and why
try any longer when he does not do his part.
"I could really talk to you better than I can write, would
be [good] to see you but owing to transportation it is
impossible at this time.
"Thanking you for all your help, and if you have any
suggestions to offer, please let me hear from you."
1/14/43 EC's letter to [
2302]'s wife:
"Thank you for yours of the 13th with enclosure. I hope you
find the book worthwhile. I believe there are some parts of
that as would give Mr. [
2302] encouragement, and change that
attitude he has. Yes, I realized the last time we checked
up, that there was a block somewhere. I do hope he will meet
this now.
"Thank you very much and do get in to see us when it is
practical."
5/23/46 [
2302]'s wife's letter:
"I carried out all of Mr. Cayce's readings to the best of my
ability and Mr. [
2302] did improve physically but his sight
has never returned.
"Mr. Cayce recommended going to Dr. Richardson which we did.
He gave him about fifty treatments. The war came on and my
daughter did not have gas to take the car to Norfolk and
could not take her father over to him.
"I do think Mr. Cayce was a wonderful person and helped so
many people who were so ill. Possibly Mr. [
2302]'s sight
will return in time to come with the treatments he has had.
"I do hope this will be of help to you, and possibly you can
fill in the questions I did not, as I did not know just how
it should be done."



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