7/24/44 Letter: "Your being able to make an appointment for
a check physical reading for me...has indeed made me very
happy. The questions I do so much care to ask are: (1)
What is causing this abnormal vaginal bleeding? (2) Does
the abnormal structure in the lower portion of the body have
anything to do with this irregularity? (3) Is an operation
necessary to regulate this abnormal flowing or can it be
regulated without it? (4) What is needed to be done to help
regulate this continuous abnormal bleeding? I have enclosed
a history of my case and I tried to make it as complete as
possible. Once again, I wish to thank you for setting the
appointment for my check reading so soon...
In October 1938, I began to menstruate. Instead of being
a regular period and then stopping, it continued on. We
thought it would become regulated within a few weeks so
nothing was done. When it showed no signs of stopping, we
went to see a neighborhood doctor. He didn't know just what
was causing this trouble, but he thought injections would
help, so I began taking them each week. After a few months
of this treatment - without any improvement - I decided to
try elsewhere. Mother took me to the clinic, thinking that
I surely would be able to be helped there. After taking a
complete physical examination, they diagnosed the condition
as Idiopathic metrorrhegia and decided that injections
be given weekly. Along with this, I was to take daily a
number of pills - a few were vitamin capsules and the others
were supposed to help this condition. This I did for the
following year and still no improvement. Also, during this
year, I had one hemorrhage. Still there was no improvement.
We decided to stop this treatment for a while so we could
go to another doctor to hear what he had to say about this
abnormality. He, too, didn't know what was causing this
trouble, but he prescribed pills. I did as he suggested,
hoping that he would be able to help, but after going to him
for 6 months, I could see no help from his treatments. When
he last examined me he said this might be caused from a tumor
- although he couldn't find any at the time. He said to wait
6 months, and then come back to see if it was a tumor. I was
really becoming discouraged and didn't know just what to do
next. The only thing we could think of was to go back to
the clinic and see if they found out anything else that
might help. Nothing different was done. They again started
the injections and the prescription for pills. This was
continued for about 9 months. None of the doctors I had
seen there knew what it is caused from, but they all thought
that the condition would clear up as I grew older. But
this definitely does not seem to be so. On the average, the
bleeding each day for the past few years has been more than
it was when the abnormality started. Around this time, I was
beginning to have more days of heavy bleeding and hemorrhage
during a year. At the time it was thought that these
hemorrhages might be periods but they were much too
heavy and didn't appear regularly.
Conditions were definitely not getting any better, and I
became very tired of so much doctoring without seeing good
results, so I decided to quit these treatments and just leave
things alone for a while. This I did for a while - about
3 months, until I began to menstruate very heavily again.
This time, mother took me to see another doctor. I was his
patient for about 3 years. During that time I had taken a
large quantity of pills - which were supposed to regulate
this abnormality - a liquid medicine, series of injections
- all without benefit. Also, during this time, I have had
quite a few hemorrhages. The only benefit I could see was
the few times I would be free from bleeding for a few days or
a week. The doctor noticed that my blood pressure was quite
high and he said he didn't know what was causing it. Also,
I had been occasionally having weak spells. I became
most discouraged with these treatments when the abnormal
conditions continued to prevail and no improvements were
seen, so I discontinued these treatments. At this time,
I luckily received the issue of 'Coronet' containing the
article about Mr. Cayce. Along with my first reading, Mr.
Cayce had referred me to Dr. Miller so I went to see her.
For the past 2 months, I have been taking her treatments.
Dr. Miller after examining me, said that this abnormal
bleeding might be caused from the congenital abnormal
structure. In the first reading, Mr. Cayce was able to find
the cause of the other existing conditions, and I only hope
that in this check reading...Mr. Cayce will be able to see
what is causing this abnormal vaginal bleeding and what will
regulate it..."
9/05/44 The appointment for the Check Physical Reading was
cancelled due to EC's illness.
3/01/45 Letter: "It was indeed sad news to hear that Mr.
Cayce passed from this life. I am sure that he is being
rewarded in heaven for all the help and kindness he bestowed
upon others during his life. You have my deepest sympathy.
P.S. Kindly send me a copy of the 'Common Cold' and a
year's subscription to the Weekly Readings extracts. You may
refund the remainder of the $10. sent in advance for my Check
Physical Reading."
9/11/45 Postal Card to GD: "I would like to continue to
receive your Diary Letter."
3/22/50 Questionnaire sent. No reply.
8/29/52 No record of verbal or written contact on case since
9/11/45.


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