7/28/29 Mrs. [
4354]'s letter to GD:
Dear Gladys:
In comparing the diagnosis of Mr. Cayce with that of
Dr. Grapes and Dr. Skinner [Ira Skinner, M.D.?], it is
remarkable for the two are so similar. To think of anyone
hundreds of miles away being able to describe my case as
accurately as Mr. Cayce did makes one wonder how many more
undiscovered possibilities are still latent in MAN. There
are several things, of course, I do not know - lacing, for
instance - tho this could be true. It may be that I laced
when I was younger, but this I do not recall. Anyway, I am
going to be greatly benefitted, I believe.
Mr. Cayce recommended a Birmingham osteopath, Dr. Woodall,
but I have not the time just now to leave my work here
so I will continue with Dr. Grapes, who is splendid. The
medicine, OXY-[OCCY-]CRYSTINE, prescribed, will, I know,
do me good and, as nearly as possible, I will adhere to
instructions in the reading. I have the faith and this,
of course, is half the battle.
I appreciated the interest Mr. Cayce manifested in me and
will ask you to thank him for his letter. I am looking
forward with pleasure to my trip to Virginia Beach which
I hope will not be like the California trip.
8/17/29 "I am trying to adhere to instructions contained
in the reading and am feeling much better. The medicine is
doing me a great deal of good. One of my teeth had already
been extracted before receiving the reading. It was a dead
tooth and the dentist said had, no doubt, caused some of
my trouble. Within a few days I will have all my teeth
thoroughly examined, perhaps X-RAYED, and will let you
know the outcome."
9/29/29 [
4354]'s letter to Secretary of the Cayce Hospital:
Miss Sara C. Atkinson, Secretary,
Cayce Hospital,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Miss Atkinson:
Prior to the time that Mr. Cayce gave my physical reading, I
had my teeth X-rayed and one tooth extracted; and at the time
of my request for a reading, Dr. Nona Grapes was giving me
treatments as described in the reading, which proved very
beneficial. The medicine, OCCY CRYSTINE, has helped me
wonderfully and I expect to take it from time to time as
needed. I had never heard of this medicine before and have
given the name to several friends who have also been helped.
In October, I will have my teeth examined again to be sure no
new trouble has developed since the last examination.
I shall always feel indebted to Mr. Cayce and will certainly
call on him again when necessary.
With very best wishes for the success of your hospital, I am
Sincerely, [
4354]
1/29/39 Death notice appeared: "Mrs. [
4354]...died from a
sudden heart attack at 10 o'clock Saturday morning [
1/28/39]
at her home...as she prepared to transact business down town.
"Stricken with angina pectoris at 8 o'clock she succumbed two
hours later. Her nephew, Dr. [...] was at her bedside, but
medical aid was of no avail."


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