10/27/71 Dr. [
3211]'s ltr. to HLC:
..., N.Y.
Mr. Hugh Lynn Cayce
Association for Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cace [Cayce]:
On July 29th, 1943 I was present in the health reading for my
son [
3119-1 & 2], who had contracted polio. I was with your
parents from morning till night for ten days during the
various readings.
During the time I receive a life reading and health reading
for my mother-in-law, Mrs. [
3108] [See
3108-1 & 2], of ...
Avenue, Toronto, Canada. Mrs. [
3108] had a condition called
scleraderma, supposedly incurable. She was advised to see
specialists in New York. The specialists thought that
hormone injections might help, but were not sure of side
effects.
We followed your father's advise to the letter and after
three months Mrs. [
3108] went home to Toronto, cured. When
the doctors examined her they thought it was a miracle.
My reason for writing to you at this time is due to the fact
that I personally have an incurable dermatitis of the skin on
my legs. The enclosed letter from Dr. Imparato speaks for
itself. [See 3211-3.]
Your father, at the time of Mrs. [
3108]'s reading, prescribed
a combination of three preparations which we used for her. I
do not have a copy of the reading and therefore cannot guide
myself.
I am enclosing my check of $50.00 for research, to please
send me not only a copy of Mrs. [
3108]'s reading which may
have taken place on july 29, 1943, or a day earlier or later,
but all other readings you may have on skin caner and venous
circulation for my enlightenment.
I am still active in my profession and hope to continue,
please God.
My best to you and Gladys. I do not know her married name,
and blessings to all your families.
Sincerely, [
3211], D.D.S. [Sponsoring Member since 1943]
[
10/27/71 Enclosure from Dr. [
3211]]
ANTHONY M. IMPARATO, M.D.
566 First Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10016
755-5870
Irwin Siris, M.D.:
785 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y.
Re: Dr. [
3211]
Dear Dr. Siris:
Dr. [
3211] was in the office this week with a complaint of
swelling of both lower extremities for approximately five
years.
The past history is of interest in that Dr. [
3211] had an
orchiectomy and is taking medication for a lesion of his
prostate for approximately two to three years. The
medication is described as Estanyl. He states categorically
that the difficulty in his lower extremities antedates the
trouble in the prostate. Essentially five years ago he began
to develop swelling of both lower extremities, the right more
so than the left. He was told that he had improper venous
circulation. During the five year interval he began to
develop some changes in the skin of the lower extremities
consisting of thickening in pigmentation.
On physical examination there was pitting edema of both lower
extremities basically from the knees to the feet. There were
pigmented raised lesions of both legs, most prominent in the
upper pre-tibial areas. There were hemorrhagic flat lesions
of the thighs. There were no visibly dilated veins.
The remainder of the physical examination revealed that the
liver edge was felt three fingers below the costal margin.
The spleen was not felt. There were no abdominal masses.
There were no enlarged lymph nodes. The digital rectal
examination revealed only a slightly enlarged irregular
prostate.
It was my impression from examining Dr. [
3211] that he has
infiltrating lesions of the skin of the lower extremities
which show evidence of bilateral stasis dermatitis.
The diagnoses which I would entertain are neoplastic lesions
such as Kaposi's sarcoma, lymphangiosarcoma. I have not seen
this type of lesion associated with simple post-phlebitic
edema on an inflammatory basis.
It would be my suggestion that he have biopsis of the lesions
of the lower extremities for careful histologic evaluation
for neoplastic disease of the skin.
I would deem it a privilege to have a follow-up on
Dr. [
3211]. The antiedema measures which he should follow
are relatively simple and consist of elevation of the lower
extremities when possible and the wearing of eleastic
supports.
My warmest thanks for your kind referral.
Sincerely, [signed] Anthony M. Imparato, M.D.
AMI:jl
11/09/71 GD's ltr. to Dr. [
3211]:
Association for Research and Enlightenment Incorporated
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451
Dear Dr. [
3211]:-
Your letter of Oct. 27th was turned over to me by Hugh Lynn
Cayce's secretary, since he is away on a lecture tour and
won't be back for at least another week. I'm sorry to be so
late in answering but I've been doing a little research work
on your readings mentioned in your letter. It is so good to
hear from you but I'm sorry to hear you are having physical
difficulties. You have done so much to help the A.R.E. and
the Edgar Cayce Foundation all these years, remaining a
Sponsoring Member since the early forties and contributing
time and again to every intimation of a need in promoting
"the work." It is certainly very fitting, and due you, that
we find something in the records that can help you in your
need.
Enclosed you will find a copy of the two readings you had for
your mother-in-law, for the scleroderma which you say was
cured. I am suggesting to Robert O. Clapp, Director of
Membership Services, that he add her case to the Circulating
File on Scleroderma. Dr. William McGarey, Director of the
A.R.E. Clinic in Phoenix, has gotten some good results in
treating new patients with the disease, using the Cayce
methods.
Enclosed you will find also a copy of your own physical
reading, given in February 1944. Of course your main
difficulty at that time seemed to be asthma or hay fever, but
I was amazed to find that in the beginning of the reading it
mentioned pressures that exist from "lymph circulation".
Isn't that something, considering the condition that has
developed with you in the last few years? I notice also that
Arizona and New Mexico were recommended for your vacationing
periods. Now I feel strongly that you should get in touch
with Dr. Wm. McGarey, A.R.E. Clinic, 4018 No. 40th St.,
Phoenix, Arizona 85018 to consult him about your condition
and the prospect of following his suggested methods of
treating based on the Edgar Cayce readings. Perhaps he can
refer you to a sympathetic physician in your area who will
help, or perhaps even your own personal physician would be
willing to cooperate. Dr. Wm. McGarey is perfectly familiar
with all the Circulating Files, and besides the Scleroderma
file which I am asking Bob Clapp to send to you Dr. McGarey
may be able to suggest other pertinent files. I am sending
him, Dr. McGarey, a copy of these readings I'm sending to you
and of your letter describing your condition, so that he will
be familiar with the background and you will not have to
repeat in writing him.
I am thinking and hoping that you may be the "guinea pig" for
A.R.E. Clinic research which may benefit you and many others
with similar ailments. God bless you.
Sincerely, [signed] Gladys Davis Turner
cc Dr. Wm. A. McGarey
Robert O. Clapp
P.S. Thanks for $50 contribution for research. I almost
forgot!