11/30/43 Sister's ltr. to EC:
Dear Edgar Cayce:
If you will kindly refer to your records for October 28, you
will find you gave a reading for my sister [
3325].
We had the diagnosis and the suggested treatment, which we
followed very closely. The high colonic irrigation was taken
last week and she is still taking the Atomidine two days each
week, and has now started on the mullein tea.
This is what we would like to know, the pain and stiffness is
worse than ever, the little finger of the left hand becoming
drawn inward, and pain in the thighs so severe that she is
forced to take pain pills every day, and cannot stand up or
sit down without help; now, should the whole treatment be
taken over again, and how long should it be kept up? Should
she have more than one colonic irrigation, and how many and
how far apart?
The condition on the scalp has become some better, but for
the past week has made no change. The nails are very much
better on the hands, but little better on the feet.
I should report too, that during the high colonic there was
no bowel movement, but a great deal of mucous.
Is it possible to have a recheck of this patient, and how
long will she have to wait for this, and what will it cost?
Of course my sister has been sick for over a year and had
tried so many doctors, with no results, that she had high
hopes from this treatment, and I am afraid she expected
results too quickly, and as a result is now rather
discouraged, as you can understand. I feel sure that this
treatment has helped her enormously and hope and pray that
you can hold out a helping hand to her again in her misery.
Thanking you for your kindness, and hoping to hear favorably
from you, I am
Very truly yours, [...]
P.S. My sister says she always seems to have more pain and
feels stiffer after taking the Atomidine. What would cause
this?
12/10/43 EC's letter to [
3325]'s sister:
Mrs. [...]
..., Penna.
Dear Mrs. [...]
I thank you for yours of the 30th. I don't quite understand
about the response apparently that your sister is making. In
some respects it appears much better and in others very much
worse. Possibly it would be well to leave off the Atomidine
for a couple of weeks. Continue all the rest of the
treatments and then begin again and take it maybe just once a
week instead of quite so often. Take only a very small
quantity. If she is not a great deal better, by the first of
the year, write me and and we will try to arrange to get a
check reading to see just what is the trouble.
Thanking you, and hoping we may indeed be the means of a
service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce [EC/vw]
1/02/44 Sister's ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Following directions in your letter of December 10th, my
sister cut down the dosage of atomidine from 1 drop in half
glass of water for two days, to one drop in half glass of
water only ONE day between the treatments. The effect seems
to be that the pain, which is almost unbearable at all times,
becomes worse for a day or two. Then of course when the oil
packs are resumed the pain seems to settle down, then again
at the end of the three treatments another dose of Atomidine.
The pain is at all times so great that she has to resort to
pain pills and after taking the atomidine as many as six a
day.
The pain which was most severe in the wrists and ankles and
thighs has moved up into the neck and the right arm and hand.
Of course the pain has never stood still, it has moved from
time to time to nearly all parts of the body. But I mean to
say that the pain is much less severe in the ankles and
thighs than it had been.
The conditions on the scalp and fingernails and toenails is
much improved, elimination from kidneys and bowels is much
improved. After the first high colonic, there was little or
no bowel movement, but much mucous. After the second there
was some faeces and still considerable mucous.
Last August my sister had all of her teeth removed, thinking
to help her condition, and from that time to now, she has ben
living on light foods, a great many juices, puddings, etc.
Now she has gotten her false teeth and of course will be able
to eat more solid food.
The pain pills were given to her by an Osteopath whom she had
consulted, and who diagnosed her case as rheumatoid
arthritis. She is no longer under his care, but is following
your treatments slowly; with the exception of the pain pills
which she has taken regularly every day for over a year.
These seem to have a limbering up effect which enables her to
move around a little better.
She is very anxious to have a check reading, and says she
will follow directions faithfully. We are all so thankful
for your help as we feel that she would never have recovered
even if part of it had not been for your help.
May the year 1944 bring to you all the blessings you have
sent into the lives of others.
Very truly yours, [...]
1/10/44 EC's ltr. to sister:
... Penna.
Dear [...]
Replying to yours of the second, I note what you have to say
about your sister's condition. I believe after the use of
the Atomodine, if you would apply saturated solution packs of
epsom salts on the place of the pain, it will relieve it. We
are making the check reading for the morning of March 15,
from 10:30 to 11:30 EWT.
Under the circumstances, this is the best we can do at this
time, Thanking you, I am,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
3/09/44 Sister's ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Assoc. for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Sir:
Am inclosing the little slip which I received this morning
for the recheck for my sister, [
3325] also list of questions.
Am very sorry that you have been ill, and do hope that you
have overcome your illness, and are on the way to perfect
health.
My sister would like to know what she can do for the skin
condition on her head and toes, also a spot on the back.
Then there is stiffness and swelling and terrific pain in
hands and wrists, and particularly the right hand wrist and
arm and shoulder, also the right ankle and the left thigh.
The pain is so great and the stiffness so bad that she has to
resort to pain pills all the time, as many as six a day, or
she is unable to move.
Am enclosing money order for $10.00 for this reading, and my
sister will be at her home at ..., in the front bedroom,
second floor, on March 15th between 10:30 and 11:30 A.M.
Thank you so much for your efforts on her behalf, and with my
prayers for health and God's blessing on you and your
wonderful work, I am
Sincerely yours, [...]
[GD's note: Appointment had to be cancelled due to EC's
illnss.]
3/21/44 Sister's ltr. to GD:
... Penna.
Miss Gladys Davis,
Secretary to Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Miss Davis:
In reply to yours of March 17th, in regard to re-check
reading for my sister, [
3325] am sorry to report that Mr.
[...] has grown impatient with results, and has insisted
that my sister go to a medical man, who has taken her to the
hospital. In view of this fact a re-check reading would be
impossible and impracticable, as you can readily understand.
Because of the fact that her stay in the hospital might be a
long one, and of the heavy expense her illness has already
entailed, would it be possible for us to have a refund of the
$10.00 money order which I sent to you in payment of the
re-check reading?
Now as to my letter of March 4th regarding a free psychic
reading, I am sorry, I had forgotten about the conditions in
having the first reading, and when the membership card came
I simply misunderstood it, forgive me please, and perhaps
later it will be possible for me to ask for a Life reading,
when Mr. Cayce is feeling better and his work is not so
heavy.
We are so sorry about Mr. Cayce's continued illness and I am
wondering if his eagerness to help others, which makes it
necessary to dwell too much in the psychic realms has
endangered his physical health. Though I suppose Mr. Cayce
would be like the Indian disciple of a yoga Master, who when
he told him of a Mantram which would give him liberation,
asked if he could tell other men of the mantram, and the
Master replied no, if you do it will mean your death. The
disciple looked into the Master's eyes and asked "what will
it mean to the man to whom I tell it"? "Liberation" said the
Master. The disciple immediately ran out into the market
place and shouted his secret to the multitude.
Thank you for your kind letter, and please convey to Mr.
Cayce our wishes for his return to perfect health. I am
Very truly yours, [...]
3/27/44 GD's ltr. to sister:
Mrs. [...]
... Penna.
Dear Mrs. [...]
Thank you for your letter of March 21st.
I am very sorry that we were not able to get the Check
Reading for your sister Mrs. [
3325] in time to be of help.
We are returning herewith the ten dollars which you sent in
payment for the Check Reading we did not get. I certainly
hope that the treatment she is now taking will be of benefit.
Mr. Cayce is feeling much better now and has resumed
appointments. I think your illustration concerning the
Indian disciple of a Yoga Master is very apt. However, he is
trying very hard to keep from overdoing and I hope will be
able to continue the appointments now without interruption.
Hoping that your association with our work will be worthwhile
and with best wishes, I am
Sincerely, [signed] Gladys Davis,
Secretary to Mr. Cayce
GD:jf
Enc. $10.00


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