4/07/26 EC's letter to Mrs. [...] [[
4829]'s mother]:
Mrs. [...]
... Ave.,
..., Ill.
My dear Mrs. [...]
I am in receipt of yours of the 2nd, with enclosure, for
which please accept my thanks. I'm glad to know that your
daughter is on the improve, and I assure you we shall be
very glad to make a check reading on this at any time that
you would like to have it, and we can get it in. It might
be very well if your doctor will cooperate with this, to
have him make out a list of questions to be asked concerning
the case at that time. We shall be very glad to see what
we can do. I'm very thankful to know that the suggestions
proved beneficial, and brought to you a hope when seemingly
all was despair. This is what has made this work worth while
to us - in that it's helpful to others. So, we have no
price, but ask people to contribute according to their
abilities and according to the good that they receive.
Thanking you for your letter, and hoping that we may be of
further service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
4/28/36 Letter from [
1168]'s father requesting a reading
for him:
"Mr. [
4212] told me about the service you rendered a
Mrs. [...] in giving advice to her about her daughter who
had a bad case of nervousness."


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