7/07/24 EC's ltr. to [
3854]'s mother:
P. O. Box 463,
Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. [...]
Chicago, Ill.
My dear Mrs. [...]
I have yours of the 4th, for which I thank you very much.
Somehow, I guess we all find ourselves more interested in
some people and conditions we meet than in others, and
cannot, to save our lives, tell the reason why. I have felt
that way regarding your little girl [
3856] ever since you
first came in to see me. For one reason, I suppose, I
believe that you were so in earnest, yet you were seeking
into something that you felt was the most questionable thing
you had ever heard, and you groped about for quite a while
trying to find the least tangible thing that would make you
believe in the possibility of something that you really
wanted to believe in. Then, when Mr. [...] came to see me
again here, I felt how deeply in earnest he was, yet you
could never just get hold of the thing that it even seemed
worth trying to you. I am sure, however, in meeting Mr.
Wyrick you have come in touch with one who had the greatest
reason perhaps in the world to know the truth of the
possibilities that may be found in the work I have been
doing, and one who knows that the minutest detail of
instruction has to be carried out to get the results desired.
I am certainly glad indeed that you went to see him and that
you were pleased with his endeavors to assist you in getting
this battery made correctly. Don't forget that these have to
be renewed from time to time to get the best results. That
is, they have to have a new solution and be recharged,
keeping of course the bars and connections.
Now, one other thing. You say it's impossible to get the
neuropath there. I have no idea, as you have not stated, as
to who the Doctor is that is giving the other treatment. I'm
not questioning their ability, nor their desire, to follow
the instructions as given exactly, but I'm wondering if they
have got the correct attitude or are simply doing their work
mechanically. There are two Doctors in Chicago, I have not
more than met them casually, but I know of them through some
personal friends of mine. Now, these are not the people who
have treated Mr. Wyrick, but they are some of his
acquaintances, and I would like very much for you to call Mr.
Wyrick, make an engagement, and talk to him regarding these
people taking the case and following out the instructions
explicitly.
Again thanking you for your letter, and assuring you of my
interest and desire to be of help, if possible, to your
child, I am
Sincerely yours, Edgar Cayce
9/19/24 [
3854]'s mother's ltr. to EC:
Chicago
Dear Dr. Cayce,
There has been quite a stretch of time since we had the new
battery made, and followed up your instructions to the
letter, and it pains me to inform you as far as I can see
there are absolutely no changes.
If you think there may be other suggestions in another
reading please advise me.
Awaiting your reply at an early date. I am.
Sincerely yours, Mrs. [...]
9/23/24 EC's ltr. to [
3854]'s mother:
P.O. Box 463,
Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. [...]
Chicago, Ill.
My dear Mrs. [...]
I have yours of the 19th. I'm sorry to note that so far you
fail to find any change for the better in the young man's
condition. I shall be very glad to undertake another
engagement for you. We're arranging to take care of this
Wednesday the 1st at 3:00 P. M.
You will please let me know if this day and hour is
satisfactory. We have had so many people there in Chicago
that have gotten results, I cannot understand just why you
haven't gotten the results as promised in the many readings
we have had. I certainly hope that I can yet prove of
service and assistance in the little fellow's condition.
With kindest personal regards to you and Mr. [...], trusting
that you will let me hear from you in time for this, I am
Yours sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
10/1//24 See
3854-5.



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