2/10/44 Mother's letter to EC:
"I want to thank you for sending us our Readings. After
reading [
3690]'s, we were concerned over the fact that her
health depends upon the removal of the reproductive glands.
She is such a BORN 'little mother', and even at this age (11)
often speaks of 'when I have children' and, 'my house will be
in the country, and I intend to have such fun with my kids.'
Everything about her leans exactly to this picture. She is
so wholesome, cheerful - her disposition is really remarkably
alive.
"So, we are, naturally concerned. It looks as tho' she may
have to give up this vital thing - a natural heritage. Isn't
it possible that things may change in the next few years?
That another Reading in four or five years may show this
step to be no longer necessary?
"About the treatment, I applied to an osteopath here in the
city but he was not at all in sympathy with the treatment
prescribed, and suggested his regular osteopathic treatments,
and that if we wished we could apply the Castor Oil Packs
ourselves or elsewhere. Do you know anyone here in the city
who would follow your instructions to the letter and with
faith?
"Could we also correspond with people who have been helped?
It would be so reassuring, while we wait.
"About my own Reading [
3691]. I will have to some time take
time to write at length. At this time, we would like to
start [
3690]'s treatments with as little delay as possible.
"Thank you for a reply at your convenience - I appreciate how
pressed you must be for time..."
3/21/44 Mother's letter to EC:
"I am writing again - to ask for a reply to my letter of a
few weeks ago. I know how busy you are (I read the bulletins
regularly) but in this case, we are anxious to start [
3690]'s
treatments - and it is now more than a month since we
received her reading. We applied at an osteopath as
directed, but he wasn't in accord with the directions -
he was for applying his own methods, and we were to pocket
the reading. So we had to leave him. We don't want this to
happen again, but we don't know where to go. In my previous
letter we asked if you knew of an osteopath in N.Y. who
would be willing to follow the directions as-outlined.
"We are awaiting a reply anxiously, because we want to start
these treatments as early as possible. It means so much in
so many ways. An early reply will be a relief.
"P.S. It would be encouraging while we wait to be able to
correspond with people having similar experience..."
3/25/44 Edgar Cayce's letter to [
3691]:
"I don't know why that you shouldn't have been told in your
first correspondence the doctors who are in sympathy with the
suggestions made in the readings.
"I am sure if you will go to see Dr. George N. Coulter, 18
East 41st St., and show him your reading, he will not make
fun of you, or if you will go to the Reilly Health Service,
R.C.A. Building, he has a very fine osteopath connected with
his institution. I am sure you can find someone who will be
willing to cooperate with the suggestions.
"Hoping that you will soon be able to get the treatments, and
everything will be fine, I remain..." EC
6/11/51 "This patient [
3690] never came to me for treatment."
Signed: George N. Coulter, D.O., 18 E. 41st Street, N.Y.,
N.Y.
6/12/51 Letter to Gladys Davis on Reilly Health Service
Letterhead:
"In answer to your recent communication and questionnaire, we
do find a copy of a reading given on February 17th, 1944 on
[
3690]. However, we have no record that she ever came in for
treatment.
"Sorry - but this is all the information we can give you."
Yours for a healthy nation, William H. Eigen
7/02/51 Mother's report:
"I applied the Castor Oil Packs as outlined for about six
months. We also hired a masseuse for her. I cannot remember
whether I tried to get in touch with Drs. Coulter or Reilly,
but I think we decided on having a masseuse to the house
because it was difficult for me to travel with [
3690]'s at
the time.
"We performed no operation as designated because such an
operation is a very vital thing - might not be the entire
answer and would mean no children for [
3690]. We couldn't
make such a decision for her.
"The attacks are now fully controlled by medicine - she has
made good progress in her studies...and if we haven't done
just as the reading requested in a measure we should be
forgiven because we weren't sure.
"I hope I have been of some assistance to you..."
7/28/60 Letter to Miss [
3690] from Dr. Walter N. Pahnke,
M.D.:
"I need your help in carrying out a research project in which
I am engaged. I am examining the Edgar Cayce records in
an attempt to determine common patterns in the forms of
treatments recorded in certain diseases. I am trying to
discover the practical value of these treatments in the
cases for which the readings were given.
"One of the diseases I am studying is epilepsy. I have
read your mother's follow-up report written in 1951, which
describes very satisfactorily the treatments given to you
following the reading and the results up to this time.
I would very much appreciate it if you would send me the
developments between 1951 and the present time. I would like
to know 1) are you suffering from convulsions of any kind
now? 2) are you currently under treatment for epilepsy and
if so, what are these treatments? 3) did you ever have a
hysterectomy as recommended by Mr. Cayce? and 4) if you
are no longer suffering from convulsions, when did the
convulsions cease and to what do you ascribe your cure?
"You may be certain that your answer and your original
reading and correspondence will be kept strictly
confidential in my analysis of the material."
Sincerely yours, Walter N. Pahnke, M.D.


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