5/16/44 [
4099]'s letter:
..., Calif.
Association for Research and Enlightenment, Incorporated
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Sirs:
I have your transcript of the reading that was supposed to be
given to me at 1.30 to 2.30 E.W.T. on April 10th 1944. I
forwarded this reading to the State Compensation Ins. fund of
450 McAllister St., San Francisco 1 Calif. which I am still
under their supervision and they suggest and pay for what
treatment I receive. I will now quote you the part of their
letter dated May 12, 1944.
"For type of injury which you sustained, we do not feel that
there would be any value in the treatment recommended by the
Research and Enlightenment, Incorporated of Virginia Beach,
Virginia. The Compensation law does not permit treatment of
this kind"
I have this letter on file and if you doubt my word as to its
contents I will gladly send same to you.
I have not contacted Mr. A. M. Godfrey ..., Va. about the Wet
Cell Appliance.
I do not feel that I could contact or apply this treatment
while under the supervision of the Insurance fund so may have
to forget it for a while unless I can make other
arrangements.
I have been laid up for twelve years. I had the fourth fifth
and sixth vertebrae, just between the shoulder dislocated and
one crushed according to Xrays and they still are sore and
give trouble. I have had several examinations and Xrays and
none show any dislocations lower down. I also have trouble
meeting payments for any equipment for these reasons.
1. I am not working and earn no money.
2. My wife does not believe in this type of treatment and as
she works I do not feel justified in using her money to pay
for equipment and treatment. I have tried to raise money
several ways but no results but am still trying. I have
tried to get work several times but with no results. I can
do most any kind of work where I can sit at a bench and work
but get the same answer from all. The Insurance laws, Union
laws on my physical condition does not permit them to employ
me.
I was wondering if the Wet Cell appliance could not be
constructed by myself and this way I could save some money
and be more able to pay for what I receive. I hope that I
will be able to raise some money to pay for the reading.
I wish to thank you for all your kind efforts in my behalf.
Very truly yours, [
4099]
5/23/44 EC's ltr. to [
4099]:
Mr. [
4099]
..., California
Dear Mr. [
4099]
I have yours of the 16th and note what you have to say about
the Compensation Board and the information given in your
reading.
Of course, you realize that Compensation Boards do not
recognize anything except physicians. Whether you will be
able to persuade the physician you are sent to to use any of
the suggestions made in the reading I don't know. Some do
listen, others tell you you are very foolish and that you are
throwing away your money.
If we can help in any way, we are very glad to do it. But if
you wish to drop the matter, we will return the membership
fee. However, these are things you will have to decide in
your own mind. I am sure that twelve years should give you a
very good idea as to what to look for, but if you have no
co-operation at home it might be best to send it back to us
and let us return your money. [No money was sent.]
Thank you, though, and hoping that you will, indeed, soon be
much better, I am with every good wish,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC/wi


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