11/29/43 [
3442]'s ltr. to EC:
My dear Mr. Cayce:
On Nov. 24, you made a physical reading for me, and the
report of it reached me this morning. It is concerned
entirely with suggested treatments, so far as I can judge,
for arthritis, which I had mentioned as one of my minor
troubles. I thank you for making these suggestions available
to me, and will carry out the directions. These include
massage, to be given in connection with a special bath.
It occurred to me that you might know of a woman here in New
York who has given massage for other patients of yours. I
should prefer some one who is accustomed to following your
directions. If you do know of some one, I shall be grateful
to have her address. If not, I will try to get a nurse with
training in massage.
On the second page of the Reading, near the bottom, it reads:
"After resting a week, repeat this. Take the Atomidine for
eight days, then have another Bath followed by the massage.
Repeat this whole procedure about four times." I interpret
"after resting a week" to mean that for a week I drop all
treatment, and then begin taking Atomidine, for the second
series of treatments. Is this correct? It might mean that I
rested a week between baths, and took the medicine during
this week; but I think the meaning is to drop the medicine
for a week.
As you take the place of a physician in giving these
readings, one must write to you as frankly as to a physician.
In the medical statement that I sent, I stated that my main
difficulty is contraction of the bladder, following an ulcer
there and a series of operations. It is a keen
disappointment to me that the reading says nothing about this
condition; and that no questions were asked about it at the
end of the reading. My main reason for seeking the reading
was to find out whether there is any way to correct this
condition. The specialist whom I have consulted for several
years has tried all the remedies that he knows. While the
condition does not cause me pain, it cuts me off from many
normal activities, including most public gatherings, and is a
constant inconvenience and annoyance. I cannot live a normal
life.
I know that you are unconscious during the reading, so cannot
tell why no statement was given about this trouble. But from
previous experience, you may know whether or not the ignoring
of an abnormal condition in a reading means that no remedy
can be suggested for it. If that has been the case with
other patients, it probably explains the silence in my
reading. If, on the other hand, you think, (judging from
experience with others), that in some way attention happened
to be fastened on the arthritis, and this other condition was
overlooked, would it be possible to have a supplementary
reading in the near future? I know your schedule is filled
far in advance, but perhaps this could be arranged. I had
planned to have a life reading later, and a date was given to
me for this next August. I would give this up, and use the
$20 for another physical reading, if you think I could have
it soon, and that it might give some information about the
bladder contraction.
As I know you have many letters, and insufficient secretarial
help, I want to make the answering of this letter as easy as
possible. Accordingly, I have written out the questions I
have asked on a separate sheet, and left space for answers,
which can be filled in quickly. I am sorry that I have taken
up more of your time; but as the reading did not touch my
main difficulty, the affliction that caused me to request
help, I thought it allowable to call this to your attention.
With best wishes to your Association,
Very truly yours, [
3442]
12/02/43 EC's ltr. to [
3442]:
[
3442]
New York 52, N.Y.
Dear Miss [
3442]
Replying to yours of the 29th, I would suggest that you see
Dr. Harold J. Reilly, Reilly Health Service, R.C.A. Bldg.
If you will explain and tell him about your conditions and
what you want, you will find that he will take care of you,
and you can make it at most whatever you are able to
contribute. If circumstances are such that you can't take
care of all the treatments, don't hesitate to tell him. You
will get the same treatments as if you were paying your
price.
Am of the opinion that the reason other things were not
mentioned that if you take the type of treatments indicated,
the other conditions would clear up. I would follow the
suggestions, taking the Atomidine and you will have the
special bath as they will give you there at Reilly's. I
think the conditions mentioned about the bladder will clear
up if other conditions are taken care of. If this does not
clear up very soon, there will be no extra charge and I
assure you that Dr. Reilly will look after it himself, and if
he feels that it needs attention, he will tell you and make
the appointment real soon. Do go and see him.
Hoping to have been the means of a real help, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC/vw
8/14/44 Letter: Last November I had a physical reading.
Because of a long attack of bronchitis, I could not carry out
the treatments suggested until spring. I did so at that
time, but have seen no decided change in my condition.
Sometimes I think the stiff knee is a little better.
Last fall I arranged for a Life reading the afternoon of
Aug. 28, 1944. At that time I planned to have a Life
reading. However, in the Physical reading something was said
about my principal physical handicap, and no questions were
asked about it. Because of this, I should like to have a
Physical check-up reading.
1/28/45 GD's note: She expressed regret at EC's death,
complimented us on 1/45 Bulletin "Letter to a Soldier"
article.
10/22/48 She asked that we discontinue N.Y. meeting notices
since she was moving to Calif.


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