9/14/43 Daughter's letter: "I read of the wonderful things
you have done, in a recent article in the magazine 'Coronet'
with which article you are undoubtedly familiar.
"This magazine article will, no doubt, bring many requests
for your help on behalf of the sick and the ailing, with
consequent big inroads upon your time. I mention this latter
fact because I too, am in need of your help, and although
you undoubtedly have had other appeals by now, my problem is
pressing, since it is complicated by the fact that time is an
important factor in its solution. Because the amount of your
fee is not mentioned, I can not enclose same, but will be
glad to send a check as soon as I hear from you.
"My mother, [
3540] has been bedridden for about 4 years now
with an illness that baffles the abilities of all physicians
to diagnose. They have given up hope of effecting a cure and
are unable to stop the progress of this condition, or even
to afford her relief from her pain, except through the use
of narcotics. The last few physicians have given her up, and
state it is only a question of a short time until her demise.
However, because of her desire to live, she has twice fooled
her doctors in this respect; and I feel that if you can
afford her some hope of even partial relief, through your
wonderful gift, she will again feel that life is worth
living.
"We have done all that medical science can think of, and
feel that the seemingly unorthodox, or the unexplainable
will perhaps take up where science has failed and afford
some relief to one who has led a God fearing life and would
like to enjoy in peace the company of her family in her few
remaining years.
"Once again, hoping you can be of some assistance and begging
you for an early reply, I am...
"P.S. My mother's address is..."
1/01/44 Son's letter: "On December 6, 1943, you wrote me
advising that my mother, Mrs. [
3540] could have a Reading
on January 6, 1944 at 4:30 P.M.
"Her exact address is ..., N.Y. and the questions you asked
for, are as follows:
1. Can anything be done to ease her pain?
2. Can you see any improvement in view for her?
3. Can you see any hope that she will at some time be less
helpless than she is now?
4. Have you any suggestions for her treatment? Either diet,
medication or both?
5. The doctors say that her bones have become brittle due to
causes unknown to them. Can you furnish any hint as to the
cause?
6. The doctors say that the calcium which is leaving her
bones is not leaving her body. Can you shed any light on
this?
"I have refrained from asking any more questions, as I feel
that anything else will merely resolve itself back into
the query 'Can you help my mother?' and I think that
any information you might be able to furnish on the
above questions will be of help.
"Hoping you can be of service to my mother..."
REPORTS
1/16/44 Son's letter: "I have received a Psychic Reading
given by Mr. Cayce on January 6, 1944. A Wet Cell Appliance
is mentioned & the last paragraph of yours mentions an
'insert explaining the theory of this Appliance' - however,
such insert was not enclosed. I would therefore ask if you
will forward such article to me.
"I would also like to ask you where I might be able to
procure the Atomidine and the Chloride of Gold Sodium
referred to. Could you also tell me the meaning of the word
'Karmic', mentioned in the Reading?
"Please accept my thanks for the hope you hold out for my
mother, & be assured of my gratitude for your help in this
matter..."


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