8/26/41 [
2534]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
It is about six weeks now since I began carrying out your
instructions of July 15th, and I wish to report my progress
to date.
I suppose I am accomplishing some good because there is
benefit in three ways. First, for the past several colonics,
more or less impacted material was passed. Second, I also
passed considerable bile, but this followed some olive
oil which Dr. Hirst recommended I take a few times. And,
finally, the third indication of progress comes from two
urinalyses which I had made; one, three weeks ago, and the
other, a week ago. In the first report a great amount of
uric acid was shown to be present. The laboratory reported
'Heavy (Whetstone formation)'. In the second report, this
was down to a 'Few'. Also, the acid reaction was first 90%
and later, 53%.
On the other hand, the hives more or less persist, with
fullness in the caecum and swelling about the right ankle.
I understand, of course, that I have no right to expect a
correction in these conditions without elapse of sufficient
time, and I am certainly grateful for the progress so far,
but the only thing that causes persistent worry is the ankle.
While the area on all sides of the ankle tends to become
a little puffy by bedtime, in the morning this is all gone
except in one place, just back of the ankle bone, on the
inside. It seems that the muscle itself is swollen, as
if I had sprained it. However, there is no pain there or
elsewhere about the ankle.
Dr. J. L. Hirst, whose card I enclose, seems to be a capable
man. He is giving me two osteopathic treatments and three
colonics each week. So far, I have had 7 of the former and
10 of the latter.
I am also enclosing Application for Physical Recheck Reading
together with remittance of $10.00. While you suggested
getting this in 8 weeks, I would not object to having it
sooner as I am anxious to know if progress can be verified
by observation through your talents. Also, I would like a
fuller explanation of the condition about the ankle. Any
day can be arranged for my staying at home. On Saturdays
and Sundays, however, this would be difficult.
Awaiting your early advice, I am
Very truly yours, [
2534]
[Dr. Hirst's card]:
OFFICE, MULBERRY 7161 RES. WINFIELD 0946
DR. JOHN LINCOLN HIRST
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
303-304 WELLSTON BUILDING
(HODIAMONT AT EASTON AVE.)
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
HOURS:
10 TO 12, 2 TO 5 DAILY 7 TO 8 P.M., MON. WED. & FRI.
NO HOURS THURSDAY P.M.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
9/02/41 [
2534]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Your letter of August 29th was just received today, yesterday
being a holiday and no mail delivery. I am replying to it
immediately and sending it air mail special delivery, so that
you should get it in time to confirm the appointment set for
the 4th. This is satisfactory, and I will arrange to be at
my home, ..., Mo. between the hours you specify, which is 2
hours earlier than ours.
I talked to Dr. Hirst about questions and the following just
about covers everything.
1. The condition in the area of the coccyx. Dr. Hirst wishes
to know if there is any infection in the rectum. There is
some inflammation just above the anus, on the right side
of the coccyx, and he suspects the possibility of a blind
fistula.
2. The present condition of the liver, gall bladder and
caecum.
3. The condition of the lymphatic system.
4. The cause of the ankle swelling (right foot).
5. What type of foods or articles of food that seem to
be persistently causing the hives; whether milk or other
protein can be described as being primarily responsible.
6. Should all previously suggested treatments be con't, or
what change is advised?
Anticipating your early advice, and trusting you can be
helpful with suggestions, I am
Cordially yours, [
2534]
P.S. If you reply Special Delivery, will get letter from you
Saturday.
9/04/41 See
2534-2.



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