Mrs. [
5108]'s husband and Mr. Harmon H. Bro were old
classmates. In 1944, while he was in the service, stationed
near Virginia Beach, he visited Mr. Bro, who was working on a
special assignment at the A.R.E. office. The husband told
Mr. Bro how concerned he was about his wife's case, which
doctors had diagnosed as Multiple Sclerosis, with no hope of
recovery. Mr. Bro spoke to him about Mr. Cayce. As a result
an appointment was made within the week for Mrs. [
5108]'s
reading. She and her mother came to Virginia Beach two days
before the reading, where they remained for about a week. At
that time, Mrs. [
5108]'s condition was such that she tired
easily at the slightest exertion. She walked with extreme
difficulty, requiring assistance, especially when using
stairs. Mrs. [
5108], her husband, Mr. Bro and his wife, were
very enthusiastic when the appointment was made for the
reading. However, Mrs. [
5108]'s mother did not share their
enthusiasm. She was skeptical whether the reading would do
her daughter any good.
5/15/44 Questions orally submitted in addition to those at
the end of 5108-1: "(1) If I had my teeth extracted, would
that improve my present condition? (2) Will I ever be able
to have a child?"
REPORTS
5/44 Wet Cell Appliance ordered from A. M. Godfrey.
10/21/44 Letter: "Mother and I hope that you and Mrs. Cayce
had a most pleasant summer, and that all of you are in the
best of health. I would like my check reading on Wednesday,
11/15. Our home is ... I would appreciate your letting me
know the approximate time of my reading, and I would prefer
it in the morning. My treatments were taken faithfully until
2 weeks ago, when the cool autumn weather came and the
furnace has not been started. Up-to-date, I don't feel that
I have received ANY benefit from the treatments and massages.
Perhaps you will suggest a different procedure for me to
follow. Hoping for an early reply..."
10/23/44 A.R.E. form letter sent regarding EC's illness.
1948 Discontinued Associate Membership.
3/15/50 Questionnaire sent. No reply.
8/51 Comment by IMG: "Last week, I approached Mrs. Harmon
Bro, (who was staying at Virginia Beach) for additional
information on this case. She replied: 'I haven't seen or
heard from Mrs. [
5108] or her husband since they were here in
1944. I do recall however, that she was very optimistic
after the reading; she was especially encouraged when it
stated that she could some day have a child. At that time
she was not well enough to live alone; with her husband still
in the service, she made her home with her mother. Because
of her mother's skepticism and lack of cooperation, to my
knowledge, the treatments outlined in the reading were not
followed. If I ever run into them again, I'll let you
know.'"
7/09/52 No record of verbal or written contact on this case
since
10/21/44.


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