3/31/24 EC's letter to daughter, Mrs. [
1100]:
P.O. Box 463,
Dayton, Ohio
My dear Mrs. [
1100]:
I have yours of the 19th, with check, for which please accept
my sincerest thanks. I'm very glad to know that you were
pleased with the reading, and I trust Mrs. [
3770] is in very
much better condition. As you know, it is impossible for
me to know what I'm going to outline as the treatment when
one is already receiving treatment, especially. Of course
I'm sorry that she was disappointed that I didn't give her
another lot of medicine, but I can truthfully say I believe
that what was being given was sufficient, else it would
have changed to some other, for we often find a considerable
amount of medicine prescribed on a great deal different kind
from that being taken.
As you will see from the enclosed, I am trying to undertake
the work that it has been my desire so long to do from this
point, and am now giving my entire time to the work, as I was
when I first met you in Birmingham. We keep rather busy, but
the work is considerably scattered, and the greater part of
it is for people whom I never see. This of course will never
be quite as satisfactory as it will be until I can have a
place where people may come for the suggestions and to follow
up along the lines as are suggested in the readings. I
am doing this wholly and solely on faith, as I'm entirely
without capital, only a full willingness to be used as an
instrument to try and be of benefit to suffering humanity.
I am sure from the reports we get there is considerable good
being done. Not only in the physical way, but there are a
great many people who are getting a better understanding of
themselves and getting a different philosophy. This I think
is as much worth while as curing the ills of the physical,
though both must go hand in hand. I am asking those that are
interested in the work and that can see the benefits that may
be derived from same to give of their means wherever it is
possible, where they deem it just and right that such work
should have propagation to help out. Of course there are
many that are not able to pay. These of course are not
denied. Consequently, it makes it all the more important
that where those that can will help us out once in a while.
I certainly am in hopes that you are both quite well.
Noticed from the papers you have had considerable snow
in that part of the country recently, and some very bad
conditions from snow sliding in on those clearing the rails.
I'm always more than glad to hear from you, and Mr. [
470],
and I trust whenever you have the time that you will drop me
a line, for no matter how we may be situated an encouraging
word from those we deem as our close friends an ones
interested in us is certainly always most acceptable.
With kindest personal regards to you both, I am
Very sincerely, Edgar Cayce
P.S. Did you see Fay [Autry] while in Houston?
3/24/37 Daughter [
1100]'s letter to EC: "The reason I
happened to let your birthdays slip by was because of anxiety
over my mother. Both she and my Dad had the "flu" while I
was in Florida and both got up too soon, thereby, having to
go back again and almost having pneumonia.
"The doctor there thinks my mother's heart has been affected,
so each day I was expecting to be called home but they are
both much better, now."
4/09/46 Daughter [
1100]'s letter in reply to questionnaire:
"To the best of my knowledge nothing was ever done about my
mother's reading. I knew very little about them at the time
and she knew less. Since then I have often wanted to see her
reading, which she did not keep, and hated to put someone to
the trouble of making a copy."
4/13/46 Copy sent.
5/12/47 Mrs. [
1100]'s letter to GD: "Glad, the real reason I
am writing at this time is to ask if there is any information
in your files on SHINGLES. My poor mother has been very ill
with them and I should have gone down to see her sooner, but
just didn't. However, I am going this Friday, if my cold is
better, and I wish you would send me what you have on them.
"My doctor here said that very little is known about them
but he thinks that primarily there is a deficiency of
the B-Complex vitamins. Those who have them suffer
with excruciating pain."
5/24/47 Daughter [
1100]'s letter:
Dear Hugh Lynn:
Thank you, so much, for your letter, also the information on
shingles. It has been very helpful for my mother and for the
past few days she has had a lot of pain in the liver area.
I am now using the castor oil packs on that with very good
results.
9/21/48 Miss [
1100]'s letter: "Just wanted you to know that
my sister [
958] came down here 3 weeks ago when mother had a
severe stroke and since then she has been unable to speak and
one side paralyzed, including the throat. She is being fed
with a tube and is only partially conscious... The doctors
say that mother might remain in this condition indefinitely,
so I have decided to go back to ... on Thursday if she take
no sudden change for the worse... The doctors are doing
all they can for mother, but there is no hope of any
improvement."
10/25/48 Mrs. [
3770] died, after four successive heart
attacks.


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