8/01/29 Sister [
349]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
115 West 35th Street
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
The operator has just hung up after telling me that you
wanted to talk to Mr. [
257] personally. I am very sorry
but he had just left the office to go to Nova Scotia and
if you wish, you might wire him on board the steamer
Evangeline enroute for Yarmouth. It left the Foot of Murray
Street eleven o'clock this morning and will reach Yarmouth
tomorrow morning at 11:30. If you will wire me, I will see
that Mr. [
257] gets your message.
I did particularly want to talk to you because a sudden
condition has just come up at my home that has us very much
worried. I left my mother crying this morning when I started
out for the office. It seems that my brother [
2682] who is
23 years old has developed a sort of flesh and blood clot -
or tumor - which came from a blow given him by a baseball
when he was just a youngster. He has had it for years and
years and it has grown very large. We knew nothing about it
until last night when my mother discovered it quite by
accident, and we have all been worried since.
He went to the doctor but he will now have to go to a
surgeon - a specialist, as it will probably have to be cut
out and we are so afraid that it may be serious. Mr. [
257]
said that I ought to write you for a reading first, before
my brother goes to another doctor, and Mr. [
257] said that
if I wrote you this morning, you would perhaps be able to
give him a reading right away so that we will know exactly
what the condition is and how to meet it. I have to be the
cool one at home because the rest of the family are very
much worried and don't know what to do.
REPORTS
8/05/29 EC's letter to Miss [
349]:
We persuaded someone else to give place for the reading for
your brother [
2682]. I hope the information will be helpful
in assisting you to get the proper attention for him. I'm
sure you recognize the warning given concerning the use of
Radium following the operation. This should not be allowed
to be used. This, as I understand, is taking into
consideration the whole condition that exists and would exist
with the body.
I hope we will be able to get the information for your father
[
5451] at the appointed time, and that it will prove helpful.
Possibly you will be here at that time.
Sorry we were not able to get the questions for Mr. [
257],
but we have not been able to get any time to fill in anything
other than emergency physical readings at any time in order
to get in a business reading, no matter how much it involves.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely, [Edgar Cayce]
EC:GD
8/15/29 Sister [
349]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys,
In the rush of our departure, I neglected to leave with you
the questions for my brother's [
2682] check reading. I
understand from Mr. [
189], who is here in ... that he is to
be operated on Tuesday [
8/20/29] and that the folks are
awaiting the check reading.
Attached hereto are the questions. Will see you Monday as
Mr. [
2597] and I will no doubt leave here Sunday. Will
advise.
Love, [
349]
What should the body take to clean out his system preparatory
to the operation to be given, as suggested by the rdg? Is
Dr. Niles of the Cornell Clinic, 28th St. & 1st Ave., N.Y.C.,
the proper doctor to direct this case? The doctors say he
can leave the hospital the same day of operation. Is this
safe? should the body eat any special foods after the
operation? What diet should he have prior to the operation?
Are the Forces pleased with the attitude of Drs. Frazier and
Niles, who read the rdg. [2682-1] and examined the body?
9/15/29 Sister's letter submitted questions:
1. Is it all right for body to work at this time as
electrician?
2. Will this work harm him in any way at this time?
3. Does body still need treatments?
4. Should ultra violet ray treatments be continued and how
often.
5. Should body make any changes in his diet?
6. Does body take right kind of exercise?
7. Is wound healing properly?
8. Is there any condition in the body of which he should be
warned at this time?
9. Please give any advice and treatments body should have at
this time to correct what imperfect conditions there may be
in body?
9/23/29 See
2682-2, for which he was present, following
surgery as recommended. [See subsequent Ck. Physical Rdgs.]
4/10/30 Sister [
349]'s letter told how EC had helped her and
her family [See under
349-6 Reports]:
You remember last summer when my brother [
2682] had to
undergo a sudden and dangerous operation, and your diagnosis
was agreed upon by forty doctors in the Cornell Clinic in
New York after his operation. His month's rest and treatment
at your Hospital at the Beach has really saved his life,
because, had we not known what his condition was, it might
have developed into something very serious.
10/10/31 See subsequent Life Rdg. [2682-5], etc.
2/07/61 Reply to GD's letter asking him to be on a panel in
re the Physical Readings of EC: "I had in mind to relate my
first experience with Mr. Cayce. This would begin with my
initial reading which I have in my possession, my discussions
with Dr. Cornell at the New York Hospital in relationship to
my operation. After that I would like to tell about my visit
to the Cayce Hospital and also how thrilled I was to see
Mrs. [
409] take her first steps after being told by doctors
that she could never walk again."



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