11/30/43 Grandmother's letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
This is just to report on the progress of little [
3156]
after following your reading instructions:-
The first of September my daughter, [
3156]'s mother, started
the treatments prescribed to correct his trouble of epilepsy
- using the hot oil packs, oil internally and the osteopath
treatments. After about three weeks of the treatments they
noticed a very marked improvement and he was very much better
in every way. Whereas he had been having an attack every
night, he went about three weeks without one and didn't seem
to be in a daze most of the time, as he had been. Then he
contracted intestinal grippe, and that set him back a bit and
he had several attacks. As he recovered from that he
improved again very much, was able to go to school daily and
to Sunday School - which he hadn't been able to do all last
year. The osteopath suggested that he only take the
treatment every two weeks instead of ten days. He still has
an attack about once a month, but is so much better.
Is his progress as it should be, and we are wondering how
long we should keep on with the hot oil packs and osteopathy.
Are perfectly willing to do that or anything that will help.
We are most gratified and grateful for the help you have
given him, and are anxious to keep on until the cure is
effected, as we believe it can be.
Thanking you for any advice or suggestions,
Very truly yours, Mrs. [...]
12/04/43 EC's letter to [
3156]'s grandmother:
Mrs. [...]
..., Del.
Dear Mrs. [...]
I have yours of the 30th. With the report on [
3156]. The
osteopath should be able to tell you when the lesions have
broken up in the lacteal duct area, but I would keep them up
quite a while yet. Remember this is something where you are
changing the whole course of the activities of the body. You
are not only changing the condition, you are changing the
course of the condition. Am certainly glad to know he is
better. Do keep us in touch with him from time to time. If
we can help him farther [further?], we will be glad to do it.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC/vw]
2/05/44 Grandmother's letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:-
Regarding [
3156], aged 8, of ..., Conn:-
You gave a reading for [
3156], whom we are treating for
epilepsy, last August. His mother started immediately on the
treatments with an osteopath and the hot oil packs, and has
been most conscientious in following directions. [
3156] has
improved to a certain degree, but still has the attacks -
sometimes as often as every two weeks. In between, lately,
he seems to be in sort of a daze and has difficulty in
concentrating. These spells make it necessary to keep him
out of school. The attacks come mostly at night and are
quite severe.
Is it possible for you to give him a check-up reading, so we
may know what to do to aid further recovery? Am enclosing
check for ten dollars. If that is not the correct amount for
a check physical reading, kindly let me know.
Thanking you in advance for any further help you may be able
to give, and appreciating what you have done, [...]
4/17/44 Mother's letter: "We are grateful for the help you
have given, and his osteopathic treatments, at your
suggestion, have given him greater relief and have done him
far more good than anything they were able to suggest in 3
trips to Johns Hopkins. He is far from being completely well
and normal yet, but has improved so greatly that we are very
hopeful for complete recovery. The convulsions, which were
occurring almost every night when we first wrote you, are now
about 3 weeks or more apart, and long periods of
incoordination and "dopiness" which sometimes lasted a week
to ten days and were occurring every two weeks or so, haven't
been present now for over 2 months. So we are very
encouraged and thankful."
1. Does his condition show improvement after 7 months of
treatment?
2. Is it only necessary for an osteopathic treatment every 3
or 4 weeks now, as the osteopath suggest? 2-1/2. How much
longer should they be cont'd?
3. Is it still necessary or advisable to use the Castor Oil
Packs?
4. Is there hope for permanent cure?
5. What is suggested, other than the mild sedative, for
extremely nervous condition which prevents relaxation and
sleep at night?
6. Is this extreme nervous condition and tenseness a part of
his general trouble?
4/22/44 See
3156-2.



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