1/19/41 [
2394]'s letter to EC:
1 Mount Kimble Avenue
Morristown, N.J.
My dear Mr. Cayce.
I presume you have expected to hear from me before this. The
first five weeks with Dr. Backman I was most miserable and
threatened to leave him if he didn't go more gently with
me. Finally he realized that I could not stand such severe
treatment and he was more gentle. The last two weeks I felt
fine and looked forward to the treatments.
A week ago Saturday I receive a telegram from my son telling
me of my mother's illness and I had to leave N.Y. City
immediately and come out here, at the above address. It is
a Home for Ladies - where they do their own cooking, but if
sick are not taken care of. My mother will be 92 in April.
In morning she goes to hospital for observation and it is
malnutrition.
Why I am writing to you just now is that there is a charming
woman in this home who is so miserable. She now has an
osteopath. She has a weak back and left leg and foot which
seem lifeless. No strength. The doctor's do not seem to
know the cause. I wish she could go to Dr. Backman but she
cannot go out. Can't walk.
I wondered if you would be willing to give her a free
health Reading, and if you could tell her who to go to
for treatments. Do you know of the Morristown physicians.
I have been so thankful for your sending me to Dr. Backman.
All the women I know have something the matter with them and
I wish they might go to Dr. Backman. If I had not had the
seven weeks of treatments, three a week, I would not have
been able to have taken care of my mother as I am now doing.
The lady I mentioned above is a Mrs. [
2446]. Her birthday
was Aug 15, 1873. She does not look over fifty, is so pretty
and attractive. Has been married twice, but never had any
children. She has a small annuity and lives here where it
only costs her for her food.
If you are willing to give her a Reading, will you write her
setting day and hour and she will reply to you.
There seems so much unnecessary illness in the world. I wish
I could help all my friends.
I haven't been able to do any work myself this month, and now
I may just have to look after my mother the rest of her life.
I will take one treatment a week and go in from [?] him for
it. Thanking you so much for your kindness and goodness.
Best wishes for your continued success.
Sincerely, [
2394]
7/27/41 [
2394]'s letter to EC:
... Street N.Y. City
Dear Mr. Cayce.
I owe you a hundred apologies for not writing to you before
this, but I didn't have anything worth while to write about.
I went to Dr. Backman three months. He didn't do a thing
for me. He was most disagreeable and kept sending me bills,
first ten treatments he sent me a bill for $50.00 and then
one for $85.00. Of course I couldn't pay him. I stopped
first of March. He claims that every body has liver trouble.
My present doctor says no one with my complexion and
condition of eyes could have liver trouble. I had a terrible
winter. I dreaded going for his treatments because he hurt
me so, and my abdomen was sore all the time. I had a bad
knee and he took all meat from me, said it was acid, and
rheumatism.
In February I had Grippe and Intestinal Flu. I was awfully
sick, and my indigestion kept getting worse.
Recently I went to see my doctor that I went to in September.
Analysis of urine showed I had alkaline reaction instead
of acid. I was getting weaker and weaker. Instead of
rheumatism I have arthritis, no liver trouble and Indices
is normal. My indigestion is nervous indigestion just as
arthritis is nerves. Since taking her medicines I am feeling
much better, and eating meat every day and an egg - also
cooked vegetable and steamed fruits. No raw vegetables or
fruits or fruit juices.
I certainly was discouraged after spending all those months
with Dr. Backman and getting worse instead of better.
I am sorry that I can't report better results from your
advice. You just didn't see it right. I have had this
condition for years, and now I am so happy that finally I
am getting good results from present treatments.
My best wishes to you for your success -
Sincerely, [
2394]
You just sent me to the wrong man, and Mrs. [
2067] told me
another of your clients was having the same experience with
Dr. Backman. You better find a better man.
7/31/41 EC's letter to [
2394]:
Dear Mrs. [
2394]
Thanks very much for yours of the 27th. Am glad indeed to
know that you have found just what you were looking for. No,
we are not all in the same consciousness, and what answers to
one does nothing for the other.
Hope you keep on the good way and can carry on as you wish.
May His Blessings attend you in what is according to His
will.
Sincerely [signed] Edgar Cayce


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