12/10/47 Report: "...I had a physical reading in Jan. or
Feb. around 1944 or 1945. At the time that I received the
reading I was being treated by a psychiatrist - an M.D., of
good repute. When he discovered that I was following the
reading he was not sympathetic. I followed his wishes and
discontinued the treatment feeling that I would continue the
A.R.E. treatment if I was not cured by the psychiatrist. I
had taken about one week's A.R.E. treatment. I felt that the
A.R.E. treatment would have helped me. Also it turned out
that I was enabled to cure myself with the help of the
psychiatrist. I feel that I am 100% well now and have been
for 2 - 2 1/2 years. When I attended the reading after mine
was similar to mine. I talked with Dr. [
3602] later and felt
that his trouble was basically like mine, psychological, or
attitude, or as the reading said, "dis-ease". It was Dr.
[
3602] a dentist, whose reading followed mine and who was the
... Club of ... where I held my residence at that time. I
have lost my reading. Would you be kind enough to send me a
copy?"
12/10/51 Report: Chief Complaint; Chronic colds and feeling
of coldness and weakness. Date of onset; Gradual from about
1931 or 1932, until 1945. Reoccurrence; none. I asked my
physician for his records of the case (for your files). He
was unsympathetic and did not send them. In the reading I
considered the description of my condition as accurate. The
reading described symptoms which I had not bothered to
mention to anyone. Before the reading I had tried about 15
doctors and clinics to no avail. At the time of the reading
I had already started treatment with a psychiatrist with a
splendid record. I carried out the suggestions of the
reading for one week and I felt that I was helped by them.
The psychiatrist was unsympathetic with the readings and
requested that I drop the Cayce treatment or his own. Since
I was rather well along with the psychiatrist, I continued
with him having in mind to revert to the Cayce treatment if I
was not cured. It turned out that my symptoms disappeared
under the treatment of the psychiatrist. Since then I have
been handling heavy schedules satisfactorily. I thought the
psychiatrist's diagnosis was close to the Cayce reading
although the former was narrower and of different
nomenclature. On the whole I thought the Cayce reading
accurate, effective, worthwhile and even miraculous. In
addition; one of the most helpful items from the readings in
my case is the explaining of the three basic drives which
must be coped with in order to have a balanced happiness. As
I understand the readings they are: 1. To perpetuate the
race. 2. To be well thought of among one's fellows. 3. To
get ever closer to the Creative Force.
10/18/52 Comments by D. H. Fogel, M.D. (heart specialist):
[
3597] Physical Rdg. Strep, carrying those tendencies of
malaria or undulant fever as strep in blood.


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