5/09/50 Letter: "I received your letter of
3/21/50. Please
read this letter thoroughly and do try to understand. Thank
you so much for remembering me in all these years gone
by; never thought I would hear from you again. Have such
unpleasant things to say. Am wondering if you will be
interested. Well, anyway, I am going on, to tell you about
myself. Since I had my reading from Mr. Cayce. First I
was at home, called in a doctor and explained that I had a
reading and would he please carry out the instructions. He
looked at me in a queer way. But I begged him to try. Gave
me treatments 3 times a week. As the weeks passed, I felt no
better. He thought I should not spend my money and wouldn't
come to my home. I sent to you people for a second reading.
Mr. Cayce was very ill. Soon after, I heard of his passing
away. I have written to you after that, I remember.
"Now for the rest of my years. It was 5 years ago, I seemed
to get worse, my husband got tired of me and got a divorce,
remarried. I lost my only son, he has to live with other
people. You can imagine how mentally ill I am, not to be
able to fase [face?] my rights in the world and not to
contest and ask for support for myself. My poor son having a
mother and yet not having one. God alone can understand. I
have been brought to the ... State Hospital about November of
1945, and am here since. I have a fear of going outdoors and
fear of facing reality. You can't ever know what it is to
live this way. I pray you never will. I know you must think
me a queer person. I can't blame you. Something within me
is guiding me on to write you all about myself... I wrote
you and had my sister mail it from the outside. She, by the
way, does not believe in the reading, and that battery I sent
for, every time I used it at home, I had to hide; they just
couldn't see such foolishness as they called it. Anyway,
I didn't get any better, no matter what I did. I know I am
mentally ill, my mind just thinks one way, and that is fear
constantly; I just can't explain it to you. Your address of
this doctor [Henry] in ..., Del., may be just the person who
could cure me. You must realize what it means to hear this
good news, and yet not be able to go on to get it. Please
try to understand. Please don't get angry with me. This
life of mine is just a nightmare from one day to another. I
hope I hear from you soon. Please try to understand what I
am trying to tell you. Thank you again for your suggestion
and help. Believe me when I say I want and need help. Its
something I can't explain that holds me back. If you ever
hear of anyone near...please let me know... I can go off
the ground any time I want and I think can bear to go and
take a chance on a very short distance. I've just got to
get someone to help me change my train of thoughts. Please
forgive me for taking up your time."
4/14/52 IMG's letter [addressed both to [
5117] at the ...
Hospital, and to her home. Letter returned marked "Removed,
no address."]: "It has been 2 years since we wrote you. At
that time we suggested that you contact Dr. Henry ..., Del...
We are very much interested in receiving your report..."
6/18/52 No record of verbal or written contact on this case
since
5/09/50.
2/13/69 Letter to HLC: "I have heard you on so many radio
programs. Enjoyed them very much. I have written to you
before and had a reading by your father. Couldn't carry out
his suggestions for lack of funds. Now I am suffering from
rheumatic arthritis. Would like to know if Mr. Edgar Cayce
spoke of any help for it. Please send information."
[GD's note: The letter had an address in "Bldg. 85 ...,
Conn." Probably a mental institution?]


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