12/07/31 Mother [
5423]'s letter to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce,
Do pardon my not writing sooner, but I have been so nervous
I could hardly hold a pen in my hand.
[
2884] was doing very nicely under your instructions, then
she caught cold and spoiled everything. I shall continue
along those lines as soon as she gets better. You did not
mention if I were to continue with the ash in addition to
the other things you suggested, will you let me know please?
I spoke to her doctor and suggested a blood transfusion told
him I thought it would give her body strength to fight off
things, and how well she did after the last two she had, at
first I thought he would throw me out of his office, but I
simply told him she was my child and I had the right to
suggest any thing to any body that I felt might help her
condition, well before I left him I think I convinced him
to my way of thinking, of course I did not mention I had
consulted you but thought it wise to keep that from him,
don't you?
Mr. Cayce I do feel that would help her so much, just having
a little cold that some other child would have never stayed
in the house with at all makes such a change in her she looks
as though she has been sick for a month, if she had plenty of
good blood that could not happen.
Well if I keep on I could write to you for ever it makes me
feel closer, happier just as though I have some thing so
strong to support me and, well we all need something that
might help carry our burden much lighter. "and I look up to
the hills, from whence cometh my help"
"And I look to you, from whence cometh MY help"
God Bless you, and your family,
Mrs. [
5423]
11/04/36 See
2884-4.



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