3/28/43 (Sunday) Mrs. [
2771]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
I'm very sorry that you had such a difficult time with me
last Monday, but I'm afraid I had myself to blame to a great
degree. I did stay at the Law School, but I was very
restless as Doctor [
2772] had gone to the Procurement &
Assignment office for a physical, having been called by the
army a few days before. I hope with all my heart that they
will not take him as I don't believe his leg [phlebitis] will
stand the strain, but he told them nothing, for he would not
have it appear that he was not willing to do his duty.
Any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday afternoon will be alright for
me. Saturday afternoon is best however, for I can relax at
home.
I hope Mrs. Cayce is well, and Hugh Lynn and his lovely
family. We think of you all often - and remember Gladys with
such deep affection.
[
2779] and Doctor [
2772] join me in sending love to you all
Sincerely [
2771]
We appreciate your interest in [
2779] [son]. It is still
very difficult for us to understand what the readings are
trying to say. [
903] is out of town so we've not been able
to get their help. We hope your continued interest in
obtaining information from time to time will enable us to
direct [
2779] so that he may improve himself and we can get
further help to enable him to progress in the direction to
which the readings point. If you have the time to go over
his readings and can give us your interpretation it would
be so deeply appreciated for our desire is to guide him to
the paths thru which he may best serve the world. [
2771]
4/10/43 Phone verification by husband, Dr. [
2772]:
"She had a severe fall, is now on crutches. Wants to ask
this additional question, if it is not covered. Will be at
home, of course. Kindest regards to all."
REPORTS
4/22/43 Mrs. [
2771]'s letter to EC:
Dear Friend,
Just a line to tell you how pleased I was with my reading.
It was just perfect. The doctor had thought there was a
fracture on the metatarsal arch, where I had had one before.
After my reading I called and asked him if the mark in the
picture could be anything else and he said it might possibly
be the scar tissue left from the old break - and it must be
that, for I'm able to walk now without crutches.
And last week I had the first hemorrhage during a menstrual
period that I've had in two years - just as the reading
predicated - but I wasn't nearly as alarmed as I might have
been.
I expect to see Dr. Coulter next week, but the reading
doesn't say how many treatments I will require, and I'd like
to know, for he's quite expensive, and perhaps would make a
more reasonable rate for a group of treatments.
We all think of you, and speak of you often, and thank God
for having brought you into our lives to help us to live
better, and do better -
Our love to all -
that is [
2772]'s, [
2779]'s and your sincere friends [
2771]
10/04/43 Dr. Geo. N. Coulter's letter: "Mrs. [
2771]:
"The physical findings agreed with the findings of the
reading. Under treatment her condition improved very much
but the patient did not continue treatment until symptom
free. Treatment started
4/26/43."
See subsequent correspondence under
2771-1 Reports.



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