11/21/24 [
900]'s letter to EC: "...Have just come from Mrs.
[
4156]'s home. She is so very happy with her reading she
doesn't know where to turn first, but is surely puzzled.
Dr. Stillwell of N.Y. is her doctor and confident. I will
say for him that he did not sneer or deride your reading.
She has boils for which he gives her injections, but says if
she decides to follow your readings he must give up
injections so as to give your reading a fair and complete
test. He warned her that it would be dangerous not only to
her health but to her life for her to give up her insulin
treatments. She has written you of this asking you to take
reading on these questions and as she is fully determined to
do exactly as recommended in reading and as her very life may
hang in the balance would ask that you make every effort to
make her reading thorough and detailed, especially telling
her if insulin treatment she now takes for diabetes and
injections she has been taking for boils should be continued
as in past or if either one or the other or both should be
discontinued. Unless one knows of a definite reliable
chiropractor such a one is almost impossible to find in N.Y.
and the physicians all refuse to recommend one. If Dr.
Berger or Krause, osteopaths, won't do, she would also like
to know of some reliable chiropractor in N.Y. Hope you will
help her out.
"You will probably think I have my nerve butting in here, but
it is a terrible responsibility, Cayce, taking a woman with a
serious case of diabetes and whose body is covered with
boils, out of the hands of a doctor and specialist, both of
whom are treating her and change her diet and treatment. I
am sure the forces that manifest through you are right and
she will be benefited, but full information must be given her
and she must be carefully guided very often. I have her
reading in my pocket for I want to try and see that the
medicine given there is carefully prepared. Thus far your
physical cases of ours have been more or less minor in
character, that is - there has been no serious organic
trouble that might mean life or death. Mrs. [
4156] is
[
140]'s ([
137]'s wife's) aunt and should anything serious
happen to her by reason of the radical change advised in your
reading (which change I advised her to do) - it's then
good-by to all our plans... The principle thing is: What,
if anything of her present treatments should be continued,
including insulin treatments and injections for boils. Upon
receipt of your answer the two physicians will be dropped, an
osteopath or chiropractor will be taken on and the life of a
very sick woman will depend on those treatments in your
readings. I suggested to her that she have one reading a
week for first month of treatment to be sure osteopath was
administering properly, medicine right and correct results
being obtained. Believe she will do this. You might write
her recommending something of this sort due to the
seriousness of her case. We all await this second reading on
her, then will watch progress of treatment and I do hope she
is benefited."
11/22/24 [
900]'s letter to EC: "...I only wish to add to
last night's that on the request of Mrs. [
4156], I advised
her not to give up her insulin treatment and her other
injection for boils until she hears further from you. You
may mean that in addition to one or both of the above
treatments she should do as advised in her reading. She
awaits anxiously your reply..."
11/23/24 EC gave her Ck. Physical Rdg.
4156-2.



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