7/12/32 EC's letter:
Mr. [...]
..., Texas
My dear Mr. [...]
We are enclosing the information gotten for Mrs. [
4438]. I
believe you will find this very explicit. While it is left
up to you and your wife to make the decision, if she will be
persistent and consistent there is offered a way to rid the
body of this trouble without the operation. However, I do
not feel you would be justified in following this course
unless it is possible for her to get every bit of the
treatment suggested. The only thing I see that would be any
trouble would be getting the lights three times a week after
taking the ash. Everything else is a matter of routine. if
I hadn't seen several cases of similar conditions treated in
this manner and cured, I would be very juberous [dubious?] in
suggesting that you undertake this - and I wouldn't suggest
it unless you make up your mind to be very consistent.
The Ash may be obtained from B. H. Bradley, 5443 Maryland
Ave., Chicago, Ill. Order it in the quarter-grain capsules.
Your local druggist may not have the Atomidine in stock; if
not, he can order it direct from Schieffelin & Co., New York,
who are the distributors. I think it can be obtained through
any of the wholesale drug companies.
Then, the whole question would be as to whether she would
conform very rigidly to the diet and follow out the light
treatments. If you find she can't do this, my advice would
be to make preparations for the operation, though - even
for this - she should have considerable treatment before
the operation would be undertaken.
Now, I'll be very anxious to hear from you as to what your
decision is, and after she has taken this for two or three
rounds of the suggested treatment (if she decides on this
course), I would like to check on the case and see just how
she is getting along; also to have a report from you both as
to how the condition is at that time.
Hoping to have been of service, and with kindest personal
regards and best wishes to you and yours, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
P.S. Quite often I think of our experiences in Comyn. How
have you been getting along lately?
7/19/32 Husband's letter:
..., Texas
Mr. Edgar Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce;
Your reading of the 12th received, very glad to get same
and we are overjoyed that we can get this trouble cleared
up without an operation.
However there is a few things that are not quite clear to
us. You gave instructions to use as a massage we're to use
a mixture of one-quarter ounce of Iodex and one-quarter grain
of the animated Ash, we would like to know how much of this
we should at a time, should we use this quantity at one
treatment? If not about how much would you suggest to use?
Also you said to use Hare Fur with this treatment. Just what
does this mean?
Does it mean just the fur? or the skin with the fur
on? would the skin of tame rabbits be alright for this
purpose? and would they have to be treated in any way?
If we are unable to get Hare Fur what could we get to take
its place?
I am going to get the medicines right away and will let you
know when she starts taking them,
Very Sincerely yours; [...]
P.S. The reading you sent us is 4438-1.
7/25/32 EC's letter to [
4438]'s husband:
Mr. [...]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [...]
Yours of the 19th has been received, and I am glad you were
pleased with the reading. I certainly hope you will arrange
to carry out the treatments consistently and persistently,
for - as given - it would be better to have the operation
than to go about the other treatment halfheartedly, or to
begin and then stop after a while, for it would allow the
condition to develop so as to become very aggravating and
hinder the results that might be obtained.
You would only use sufficient of the salve (made of the Iodex
and Ash) each time to massage the place thoroughly. You are
to massage the place gently with this mixture, all that will
be absorbed and a little more. Don't leave it on the outside
as a salve, but massage it gently until it disappears under
the skin.
Yes, the tame rabbit fur would be just as well as the wild,
though I presume you wouldn't have any trouble getting a wild
hare in Texas - if I remember correctly. If dried properly
(not in the sun), the skin is very pliable - and the skin
portion should be placed on the skin - or next to the skin
where the lump is, and the fur side on the outside - which
forms a padding as nothing else does. This is the way I
understand it. If you are not able to get this, I think a
pad of gauze would be the next best thing - but I don't think
you will have any trouble getting a rabbit skin in Texas -
not as I remember Texas. I hope it hasn't changed that much!
Be sure and let me hear from you as the treatment progresses,
and - as I suggested - in a few weeks it would be very well
to get a check-up reading to see just how the condition is
and just what should be added.
Appreciating your letter, and hoping to be of service,
I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
7/23/32 Husband's letter:
..., Texas
Mr. Edgar Cayce;
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce;
In the reading that you gave for my wife you said to use a
Violet Ray lamp but did not give any special size or type
to use. However I am sending you a cut of one that I
have ordered, will you kindly tell me if this lamp will
be suitable for the treatments.
I am very sorry to have to bother you with so many letters,
but feel that in a case of this kind that it is best to have
everything right before we start.
With very best wishes for you and yours;
Sincerely yours, [...]
7/27/32 EC's letter to [
4438]'s husband:
Mr. [...]
..., Texas
Dear Mr. [...]
The Sunshine lamp shown on the cut you sent me I think will
be alright. Of course, it will be necessary to apply this
much closer to the body than if you were using the larger
lamp. Don't put it so close, however, as to injure the body
- but about twenty-eight inches would be the right distance,
and don't guess at it. Get you a measure and be sure it is
the same distance every time. If it reddens too much (in
case your wife is fair and easy to burn), then move it off
at least two or three more inches, but you want enough of the
heat and the ultra-violet ray to make some therapeutic effect
in the circulation, or on the part of the body where it is
exposed.
Don't think it is a bother to have you ask anything that is
not entirely clear from time to time, for we are always glad
to try and be of service.
Let us hear from you if there are any other questions,
and let us keep in touch with the progress you make in
the treatments.
Sincerely, EC:GD
8/10/32 Husband's letter:
..., Texas
Mr. Edgar Cayce;
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce;
I am writing you in regards to my wife's condition. We
have followed the treatment that you gave for a week now and
as you requested we are letting you know the condition at
present.
It may be that we are unduly alarmed, but from the outward
appearance of the breast it would seem to us that the
condition is worse. I mean by this that the breast seems to
be cracking around the nipple and the nipple looks as though
it was ready to fall out, it also has a very bad odor. There
is also a small amount of drainage although I suppose that
the drainage is natural in a case of this kind.
However she seems to be feeling quite a bit better. We would
appreciate it very much if you could give us a check reading
at once and see if we are following the treatment properly
and if there is anything to be added.
If you find it necessary to give any different medicine I
wish you would order it and have it sent to me C.O.D. as
we had a very hard time getting some of the medicine that
the former reading called for, and delayed starting the
treatment.
Very Sincerely Yours,
8/18/32 See
4438-2.



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