11/02/42 [
2642]'s letter to EC:
... St.,
Lakeland, Fla.
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I am anxious to confide in you.
After I received your second reading last March, which you
so kindly made for me, I finally persuaded my aunt to send
seventy-five dollars to my mother so I could have some
massages as you had advised but my sister, Mrs. [...], got
hold of the check and wouldn't let me have it, so I couldn't
have the massages.
I put in several very trying and unhappy months up north, and
finally, last August, my other sister paid my mother's fare
back here on the train, and I sold my watch and pawned some
clothes and got a ticket to come back here on the bus.
I have been trying to do some work in a printing shop, but I
still feel very miserable, and my aunt has been paying for my
food for the most part.
I am deeply grateful for all you have done for me, and I am
profoundly sorry that I didn't seem to be able to carry out
your program better - there have been so many complications.
I am very anxious to do some good with my life. I have
struggled so long and I still feel I can do some good in the
world if I can only improve in health. I should be out in
the world making money to help support my mother. My aunt
doesn't have much and is quite worried, and really can't
afford to help me for long.
My sister meant well, I trust, but she is so excitable and
erratic and undependable that she got my mother and me into a
lot of commotion, and she did not cooperate at all to help me
carry out your second reading.
Will you PLEASE HAVE MERCY ON ME, AND ON MY DEAR MOTHER, who
is old and forgetful, but who is devoted to me and longs to
see me well, - and please let me have ANOTHER reading, and
see if some treatment will be advised which I can carry out
better?
After I got down here to Lakeland, I started to have massage
from a naturopath here, but he did not give it like Mrs.
Townsend and it didn't seem to have the same effect.
Dear Mr. Cayce - I am deeply repentant for whatever sins I
have been responsible for in my life, - I feel I have been
fundamentally idealistic and generous. Please have mercy
on me once more and let me have another reading, to SEE if
things can't be worked out better this time. Maybe something
will be proposed which will fit in better with my situation.
Please have mercy on me, - I'll try to repay you as soon as
possible and I know God will bless you.
This naturopath here in town will try to carry out what you
suggest. His name is Dr. J. P. Massaia [Jos. C. Messea,
N.D.], and he lives at 210 South Tennessee Ave.
It seems to me there is no need to send my sister anything
about a reading because she feels that my troubles are all
imaginary.
Dear Mr. Cayce, - please have mercy on me, in God's name.
I AM IN GREAT PHYSICAL DISTRESS AND MENTAL ANGUISH. Please
help me to get out of the terrible strain I have been under.
I am deeply grateful for all you have done, and very humble
too.
Please please help me in God's name and for my mother's sake.
If I can only get well I'LL SHOW YOU HOW GRATEFUL I AM AND
WILL DEDICATE MY LIFE TO GOD.
PLEASE HAVE MERCY ON ME. I KNOW GOD WILL BLESS YOU.
Humbly and gratefully, [
2642]
P.S.: If you will have mercy on me and set a date for
a reading, I'll be here whatever time you set. Will you
please let me have one soon.
11/09/42 [
2642]'s letter to EC:
Lakeland, Fla.
QUESTIONS.
1.) Are there not some special foods or preparations which
would help my assimilation, and help me gain strength &
energy? Will lecithin help, or in combination?
2.) Head feels tired and aches; some of the massages have
seemed to make me very restless and nervously unstrung, and I
get frightened for fear I might lose my wits or self-control.
Is there some treatment other than massage which can be
recommended, which would not seem to make me uneasy? I am in
a state of anxiety as it is. Massage seems futile now, and I
have had difficulty finding someone to give it properly.
3.) Can something be done to improve my coordination and
concentration? It is difficult to apply myself to anything
with my head so dull.
4.) Can something be done to relieve my eyes which were
seriously strained in 1936? Is not this eye strain
related to my poor metabolism? Would glasses help?
5.) I cannot help wondering how much my condition is due to
falls I have had, how much to unwise medical treatment, and
how much to various mental and nervous and emotional shocks
and strains.
6.) Is it not true that chiropractic treatment is sometimes
helpful for my neck and pelvis and sometimes for my back?
7.) I have been told I have wasted tissue and that my
cerebellum is impaired. Is this true and how can it
best be remedied?
8.) I am hoping I can get well here in Central Florida, as I
lack the financial means to go elsewhere.
9.) Is there something I can do to foster my faith and to
regain my self-confidence and spontaneity and poise? I
have been tense and worried and without animation.
11/12/42 See
2642-3.



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