3/29/43 [
2973]'s letter:
As to the questions I should like to ask, I suppose they are
the same type you receive most of the time, the CAUSE of
physical ailments.
First, are the attacks I [I've] been subject to, all my life
due to allergy? If so what food or combinations of food
cause it? Or what element common to many articles of food
might be the cause?
Also what part might dust or contact with fumes of paint,
sprays or chemicals of various kinds have?
Does the headache which occurs from time to time have any
connection? If allergy is not the answer, can you find
another?
Mr. Kahn told me the requirements at the time of the reading,
to be at home and quietly occupied by one's self.
I shall be very happy to fill out the application blank when
it comes also to read and follow instructions in the booklet.
Thanking you for the prompt and sympathetic answer to my
request for help, I am,
Sincerely yours [
2973]
REPORTS
5/22/43 (Saturday) [
2973]'s letter to EC:
..., New York
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I am writing to thank you for your very kind letter of the
twenty-fourth of April and to report on progress made in
following treatment outlined in the reading. I went to New
York at once after receiving the reading and arranged with
Dr. H. J. Reilly for appointments twice a week for a period
of six weeks. Up to the present I have been six times which
means that the course is half through. The last four visits
will include the electrical treatments as well as the baths
and corrections. Two colonics have been given. Do you think
it would be well to have a check reading at the end of the
treatments or as soon after as can be? If I am able to meet
all of my appointments as scheduled, shall be finished by
June fifteenth or there abouts.
In answer to the request for a history of my case, I would
say first of all that it is hereditary, having been in my
father's family for many generations. One of my own children
has the same affliction. The form the disturbance has always
taken is an intestinal colic with another phase the doctors
have called angio neurotic edema. The attacks of pain and
nausea have appeared any where from ten days to two or three
weeks apart. At times just the swelling, again both phases
of the trouble to-gether but most often the colic attacks
alone.
You can understand how very anxious I am to find relief for
this distressing and baffling disorder, not only for myself
but for younger members of my family. It has been such a
curse and as I said before so baffling.
Mr. Sugrue's book telling the story of your life and work
seems to me like an answer to prayer. I cannot tell you how
grateful I am for your interest in trying to help by giving
me the reading. I have just finished reading 'There is a
River' a second time and find I missed a great many points
the first time so found it even more interesting than at
first.
Thanking you again, I am
Gratefully yours, [
2973]
7/05/43 [
2973]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce:
It has been three weeks since the course of treatments at Dr.
Reilly's were finished. In a general sense I feel much
better - as far as the colic attacks and also the swelling is
concerned there have been a number of them - during and since
the treatments.
I should like so much to have a check reading if you agree
this is the time for it.
Thanking you for your kindly interest in trying to help me, I
am
Sincerely your [
2973]
7/14/43 See
2973-2.



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