10/17/43 [
3505]'s letter to EC: "In answer to your letter
of Oct. 5th. I am very grateful and I accept the date of the
21st of January for my reading. At the time of 3:30 to 4:30
I will be at my work at the ...
"I will do my best to keep the period in prayer and
meditation. As to the questions about my physical condition
- I am hard of hearing in both ears and I have catarrh
or sinus trouble which makes my hearing worse. I have
difficulty in breathing at times (stopped up nose many
times). All this dates back to when I was a boy in the 4th
grade at Indiana Grade School in my neighborhood. It is
believed that I first caught this trouble from a bad cold
I caught from laying on the ground in my back yard.
"My parents consulted many doctors and specialists to little
avail.
"My hearing gradually got worse and I had to go to a school
for the deaf, being unable to keep up with normal children.
I have ever since been that way.
"However I have never given up hope of getting my hearing
back although I have had many disappointments and have spent
much money to no avail. I must say that at periods I studied
the Bible which ever keeps this hope alive. For I take Jesus
at his word when he says, 'Ask and it shall be given unto
you, seek and ye shall find.'
"I knew that someday something would turn up, so I bide
my time, for God works in mysterious ways his wonders to
perform. I feel, when I heard of you, that my time has
come and I am thanking God for it.
"Although I am far from being a saint, I know that Jesus will
forgive; for He knows what goes on deep in my heart and He
says 'Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white
as snow.'
"Thanking you again, and may the grace of God be always with
you," [
3505]
REPORTS
This was the first time Jeanette Fitch was steno for the
day's readings without GD's presence. GD went to Petersburg,
Va. to meet the girl whom her brother Burt was later to
marry.
1/05/44 [
3505]'s letter to EC reporting on reading: "A
thousand thanks for what you have done for me. I put off
writing until I had some money to send you on my associate
membership. Enclosed find a money order for $20.00, part of
the $100.00 I have vowed myself to pay over a period of time.
I wish I could send more & shall whenever possible.
"I have done as you said in getting in touch with the
Philadelphia School of Osteopathy. Although there are quite
a few Osteopaths in my city there are none connected with
the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. However they gave
me the address of one Dr. Robert Roscoe, 630 Osborn Bldg.,
Cleveland, Ohio as connected with them. However, I wish to
know if this is alright or should I go to see Dr. Richardson
of Norfolk, Va.? The money or time is of no concern to me as
I only wish to act on your advice, as it means everything to
me. Please advise and God be with you always," [
3505]
1/12/44 [
3505]'s letter to EC: "I have indeed found that I
failed to enclose the money order and am indeed very sorry.
It was quite stupid of me, however I have sent it a few days
ago with a note of apology which will probably be in your
possession when you receive this.
"Following your advice I have contacted the Philadelphia
School of Osteopathy in regards as to the proximity of an
osteopath from their school in my vicinity. They informed
me of Dr. Robert Roscoe of Cleveland, Ohio. I wrote him
stating facts of my case and he is familiar with your
readings & issues & said he would be very glad to undertake
my case and knows that your instructions should be followed
to the letter. If this is satisfactory to you I will proceed
at once with treatment, please advise." Cordially, [
3505]
1/28/44 EC wrote Mr. [
3505]: "I do hope that you have
gotten started with the treatments and that you are possibly
already feeling some difference. Do keep pretty close to the
suggestions indicated for you and I believe you will get real
results.
"Let us hear from you from time to time."
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
GD's note: With the hectic last year of Edgar Cayce's
life, people clamoring for appointments, Mr. [
3505] may have
communicated and his letter got lost in the shuffle. At any
rate we have nothing on file from him until the following:
3/18/54 Mr. [
3505] wrote to A.R.E.:
Dear Sirs:
"Approximately ten years ago I had a reading of myself taken
by the late Edgar Cayce. It was acted on but not to the
letter. Even so, the results were amazing.
"I would like to know if you have a record of my reading in
your files and if I could have a copy of it, as I have lost
mine. I would like to try it again. Cordially, I remain,"
[
3505]
3/31/54 A copy of his reading was sent with a bill for $1.50
for retyping it.
8/55 Card announcing Gina Cerminara's lecture in [
3505]'s
area was returned marked Address Unknown.
2/10/81 GD's note: In the 1976 american Osteopathic
Directory [the latest I have] Dr. Robert S. Roscoe is listed
as a practising D.O. in Fort Lauderdale, Fl., Box 2195 Las
Olas Hospital 33303.


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