9/13/44 EC's letter to [
3082]'s wife:
"I am just in receipt of your letter of July 10th and note
what you have to say about the reading for your husband and
the trouble you have had in getting the suggestions carried
out.
"In Charleston, West Virginia we have the following
osteopaths listed in our directory: Horn, Cora Mae, 206
Kanawha Bank & Trust Bldg., Monroe, Loyal M., 416 Natl. Bank
Bldg., Whitright, W. F., 416 Charleston Natl. Bank Bldg. We
would suggest that you see anyone of these when you arrive
in Charleston. I am sure if you will follow through with the
suggestions indicated that there will be some help. Do let
us hear from you and if we can be of service will be glad to
do so." Sincerely, EC
7/60 In Dr. W. N. Pahnke's breakdown of 96 cases of epilepsy
from the Edgar Cayce records, Case [
3082] was classified in
Group I.
9/01/71 Wife wrote:
"We were deeply troubled at the time by his condition and
prospects for much of a future seemed remote indeed. The
readings - given by Edgar Cayce gave us much hope and
inspiration and helped us to keep going. Even though we were
never able to obtain the services of a neuropathic physician
as recommended, we did the best we could to carry out what
parts of the treatment which we could. At that time we were
living in New York State and in 1944 we returned to West
Virginia where we have since lived, this area having always
been my home. Over the years the attacks which concerned us
gradually abated and he has been free of them for about eight
years. I personally have always regretted that we did not
have Life Readings for ourselves and our son."



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