4/09/44 Letter from [
2803] to EC: "[
1710] and I were so
sorry to have missed seeing you on our last visit to Virginia
Feb. 26th, when we learned you were in New York over the
week-end for treatment. We hope this brief message finds
you feeling more chipper and that the brief vacation you
had afterwards was invigorating as well as enjoyable.
"We enjoy the weekly and monthly bulletins so, especially
the last commemorating Easter, for more than ever the message
it carried along with it was so in tune with the difficult
struggle we are all going through what with so many of our
loved ones away fighting in every corner of the earth. Our
Easter here was most eventful since one of my brothers who
has been in the service for over a year, stationed in the
Aleutian Islands, was able to spend Easter with us. It was
such a happy occasion for it was the first I had seen of
him since he was inducted and then to have him visit us
was simply wonderful before he was to report to Camp Meade
just outside of Baltimore for further duty.
"Hope you spent as eventful an Easter with good news from
your two boys.
"Well Mr. Cayce, since we expect 'a most happy occasion' to
take place either the last of next month or the first part
of June, we are hoping you will be able to find some space
in your all ready over crowded schedule, so that we could
have a life reading for 'him' or 'her'. I haven't as yet
made up all my questions but shall have them ready as soon
as you can find it within your power to set a date for the
reading. We both realize how swamped you are with requests
for readings and also realize the great effort you are
making to meet as many requests but still hope you can
in some way make it possible for our son or daughter to
have a reading. It will truly be appreciated.
"[
1710] and I are both fine and as happy as two people in
love can be, now more so since we soon expect to be there.
"Remember us to Gladys and our best wishes to you and
Mrs. Cayce."
Most Sincerely, [
2803]
5/25/44 "After a visit to the doctor Tuesday and having him
tell me the baby may be two weeks late, because my tummy
doesn't have the noticeable hump, one is supposed to get
before a child is born. Right now, I can't find a chair
that is comfortable and I don't see how I can get any larger.
I feel just like a kangeroo! Other than that I have been
feeling fine, being bothered with pressure pains at night
giving me a few sleepless nights. Two weeks from today
should be the big event but if it's two weeks late that
would mean four. It can't happen soon enough for me!
Dr. Smith never fails to ask me whether I have heard
anything new about the readings whenever I have a treatment
- every other week.
6/13/44 Baby son [
5398] was born - See
5398-1.
8/24/44 EC gave the baby a Life Reading - See
5398-1.
See subsequent notations under Life Reading
2803-2 Reports.



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