9/16/43 Husband's ltr. to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Association For Research and Enlightenment, Inc.,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
This acknowledges your letter of the 8th. in reply to mine of
the 3rd for which I thank you very much. Today I received
the booklet which I have read most carefully and with great
interest.
It is very disappointing to learn that it will be eleven
months before an appointment can be granted. I am afraid Mr.
Cayce that this will be too late. Yet I feel I have no right
to ask that I be placed in ahead of some one that I am sure
needs your help equally as much as I.
For some time I have had a feeling that such a person as your
self would be where we would find help. Something in my mind
has seemed to tell me this yet I could never have the feeling
of just who or where I could obtain this help. I have even
gone so far as to go to the Science Church and where I did
not practice their beliefs I never felt this was the answer.
I believe when the right thing strikes you you just know that
this is the thing. Without knowing anything about you other
than the article I read in Coronet I somehow felt that you
were the one I should write to for advice and this is the
reason for my letter. And then after going over you booklet
I am even more convinced that the work you are doing is
wonderful.
My wife's health and life is very important to me Mr. Cayce
as we are so devoted to each other. This trouble has been
with us for over two years and we have done everything
medical science has suggested with but little success. No
medication in the east ever helped her and the only thing to
date that has kept her alive is the climate in Arizona. She
has a severe case of Bronchial Asthma and has drug her down
to where everything that comes along she gets it in its most
sever form.
Spiritually she is a fine person Mr. Cayce, never a bad
thought in her head. She tries to help other people in her
way and has done much to please her friends etc.
Because of this we have had to give up our home and are
separated, she in Tucson, our daughter in a boarding school,
and I am in Texas so that I can earn the money to meet these
expenses. We would give anything to be together the three of
us. I came to Texas, giving up my business in Philadelphia
so that I would not be too far from her and is possible for
me to see her every few months.
The doctors have gone as far as they can go and with her
condition as it is she cannot continue on this way. I
therefore come to you praying that some how you can help us.
It frightens me to think that I cannot have your help at
once.
It is so easy to make promises and at this time I have no
right to do so. I am the only one within myself to know what
I will do and God above knows. I have just this to say now,
I want to be a member of your Association and contribute to
its cause even though I should never receive any personal
benefits in the Physical Reading I am asking. From your
booklet I know you are doing wonderful work and people are
receiving benefits and I wish to contribute to their cause.
This trouble has taught us many lessons, one of which, that
which is yours does not belong only to you. I wish to share
everything I have for the aid of those that have suffered
such trials as we.
If it becomes possible for you to help us at this time will
you wire me Mr. Cayce at my expense and your advice will be
followed to the letter. Should you desire any further
information will you wire me for same so I can get this right
back to you. I know I seem extremely anxious but we have so
little time.
Thank you so very kindly for your early reply and your
booklet. If need be I can come to Virginia Beach
immediately. It would be impossible to move Mrs. [
3331] from
Arizona in her present condition, so she could not come.
I send my best wishes, [...]
REPORTS
See Source File Key #3331 for case brief by Phyllis Goodall,
R.N., re 3331-1.


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