6/01/43 [
3207]'s mother's letter to EC: "...I have just
finished reading Thomas Sugrue's story of your God-given
power to heal, and prayerfully I come to you in my own son's
case. [
3207] was born in 1905 in Paris, France of a French
father and an American mother - a perfectly normal child,
timid but getting through school and college as any average
young man - born of musical parents; his one bent was music
- singing and violin - but he did not succeed in either as
a professional. He worked two years in a music store, lost
his job, married and after five years his wife left him for
another man which resulted in his trying to take his life by
monoxide gas. He had a complete nervous breakdown...was in a
sanitarium one year; was another year recovering and remained
well for five years. In '41 he showed signs of another
nervous attack, but a trip south on a small boat seemed to
benefit him until he went all to pieces and into a sanitarium
for another year. I have him with me now. He eats
and sleeps well, meets people and SEEMS normal but has
obsessions, first one and then another and keeps saying,
'I am no good, Mother.'
"Would you give him a reading? I feel certain that there
is some pressure that causes these spells. He is six feet
[tall], well formed and of dark complexion, a very charming
young man, but really AFRAID to meet the world. Doctors do
not seem to understand his case. He is religious and told me
quite frankly that the only thing that 'saved' him this time
was prayer..."
6/20/43 [
3207]'s mother's letter to EC:
"...Up to five years ago he was a normal, fine, happy young
man. His wife deserting him caused him to attempt suicide,
but after a year he was alright again and for five years,
until he was rejected from the Army. He is very depressed,
talks of suicide, as an accident, so as not to cause me
trouble, asks my permission to allow this to free him from
this troubled mind. He eats and sleeps well and meets people
as you and I would, but drops back into his tragic state and
often drops his head as though there was something wrong. He
has been with me two months, after a year in a sanitarium,
and much prefers death to a return there. You will have to
decide which reading fits his case. I am doing all in my
power to give him help. I hope the reading can be soon, as
I live in constant dread that he may take his life..."
6/28/43 [
3207]'s mother's letter to EC:
"...He seems so well until he talks and then it is always,
'Mother, I can't live with myself any longer. I'm no good -
perhaps the next world will give me a chance.' He says this
over and over, often to himself in an undertone; he mumbles
all the time. There must be some hidden reason for this that
they have not discovered. He has a way of shaking his head
that leads me to believe the trouble is mental. 'I am no
good' he will always say when questioned. His one concern
is my welfare and peace of mind, and he thinks by doing away
with himself he will free me from all worry. I cannot erase
this idea from his mind. I am holding the thought that he
will not try again to do away with his life - and I accept
the September 11th appointment..."
9/09/43 [
3207]'s mother's letter to EC:
"...As the time approaches for a reading for my son, [
3207],
- September 11th, 10:30 to 11:30, I wish to inform you that
his condition is about the same - extremely depressed and
wanting to die. He talks of his condition, realizing it and
wondering why he can't snap out of it. He says 'if I could
only bore a hole in my head and shake out something.' His
one fear is that he is wearing me out with his constant
complaining. He has been with me since April; eats
and sleeps well but always talking of 'escape' from his
condition. He is 37, six feet [tall], cultured and educated,
a dear, wonderful boy. Please God, you can find the reason
of his trouble so that we may help heal him..."
REPORTS
9/28/43 [
3207]'s mother's letter to EC:
"...I received your reading of my son and feel that perhaps
there is little hope of recovery. I engaged a Christian
Science healer, but do not feel that I can use, personally,
the mechanical applications and that no one else here would
be willing to. [
3207] has had the highest medical aid, and
with strangers he seems normal and laughs and jokes, but with
us - his family, he says a thousand times a day, 'I wish I
were dead. Kill me, Mother.' And it is heartbreaking. Only
God knows the answer. Thanking you... Do you have healers
connected with your work? Do they give the applications,
too?"
10/13/43 EC's letter to [
3207]'s mother:
"...I have yours of the 28th. If it is at all possible, do
give the suggestions for the young man. I believe you will
find help. We have a Prayer Meeting Group that are the
healers, and if you wish his name put on the prayer list,
write to Mrs. T. W. Morrow, 3216 Verdune Ave., Norfolk,
Virginia, and we can put it on for the three periods we
hold each day if you like..."


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