11/30/43 [
3643]'s letter:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce:
I have just finished Mr. Sugrue's book, "There is a River",
and have been greatly impressed and not a little amazed by
the story of your gift and work.
If it is possible, I would like very much for you to give me
a physical reading. For about a year, I have been under a
doctor's care for a disease diagnosed as progressive muscle
atrophy, and it has resulted in almost complete disability in
spite of the treatments I have been receiving. I was rapidly
losing all hope of recovery when I ran across this book, and
now hope has returned to me that you will be able to help me
get back on my feet.
As I understand it, the reading can be conducted at
this distance, but that it is necessary that you know my
whereabouts at the time. Since I am necessarily confined to
my home except for occasional short automobile rides, I will
undoubtedly be at the address given below. However, if it
will be possible to notify me of the time, I will make it
a point to be there. I have no idea of the form and amount
of payment, and will appreciate your letting me know, since
I want to make proper payment either to you or to the
Association.
I sincerely hope that the reading will be possible, and I
shall be very grateful to you.
Yours very truly, [
3643] [by wife]
12/26/43 [
3643]'s letter:
Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc.
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Gentlemen:
I am enclosing my application for associate membership in the
Association and a physical reading, together with my check
for $20.00.
Due to my disability, it has been necessary for me to sign by
mark. So far as the reading is concerned, I cannot say that
my case is an emergency on the ground that death is imminent,
since I do not know that such is the case. However, the
progressive nature of the disease probably increases the
amount of irreparable damage with the passage of time, so I
will appreciate anything that may be done to advance the date
of the reading. I am not asking for special consideration,
but only that you give my case some priority if such is
consistent with your established policy.
Yours very truly, [
3643] [by wife]


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