5/28/49 Linden Shroyer's report continued [from
3751-1 and
3751-13 Reports]:
"[
3751] fell and broke off the bump on his left eye. The
remarkable thing about that boy was that although we were
sure he could not see, he had a set of color blocks, each
side of the blocks being a different color, and he would put
them back into the box with each color matched; never would
mix them up. That was really remarkable.
"After the fall he seemed to take a turn for the worse, and
it seemed that a change in the osteopathic treatment was
necessary. The osteopath was out of the city attending a
State convention. A substitute was obtained, and apparently
the treatment wasn't given correctly at that time, and the
child died. Mr. Cayce was immediately notified, having
returned to Birmingham, Alabama. Upon receipt of the wire he
made arrangements to return to Dayton.
"Having known nothing of Mr. Cayce's work other than a few
months previous to that time, I was convinced that his work,
his own attitude, his being so ready and willing to return to
Dayton after what might have seemed to be a failure, was
sincere and true.
"That was the first postmortem reading, he said, he had ever
given. He was willing to do that because such an improvement
had been made in the child over a few months, we just had to
see the reason for it. As I remember, I think it indicated
that the main reason was the change in the osteopath who was
not sufficiently familiar with the case and did not
understand what the reading had outlined to be accomplished
by the manipulation..."
[GD's note: Later the mother, Mrs. [
2553], had several
Physical readings for herself, also a Life reading. On
9/12/26 a baby daughter was born to Mrs. [
2553] and Mr.
[
5759]. Their marriage did not last, however, though she
apparently did all in her power to make it last. See her
Life reading,
2553-8 for details.]
10/17/72 [
3751]'s mother [
2553] wrote: "...My son, [
3751]'s
case was a most unusual one, and the doctors and osteopath
were most cooperative and worked in conjunction with all Mr.
Cayce's readings. [
3751] became ill while we were on a trip
visiting in Denver, Colorado. Then a doctor examined him and
told us the boy could not live, as he had lymphosarcoma. On
the way home, on the train, we met a man (Mr. David E. Kahn)
who told us about Mr. Cayce in Birmingham, Alabama. My
husband [
5759] left us in Chicago. [
3751] and I went home to
Dayton, Ohio and the men went on to Birmingham. From there
the first reading was made on me and later on, on [
3751]. We
were so hopeful that later Mr. Cayce came to Dayton, Ohio and
there several more readings were made on [
3751]. This went
on for many months and I followed out all the orders and
reduced the outward abrasions, but then there was a turn and
before we could combat the rapid growth inward, our dear
little boy passed on to God's great home..."



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