12/03/30 EC's letter to [
5568]'s Father: "I have yours of
sometime ago, in response to the ltr. written from the Assoc.
regarding your account. I'm indeed very glad to know that
[
5568] is continuing on the improve. I don't know of anyone
that I had rather see get good and well than that precious
boy, and I'm sure he will.
"I don't think, Mr. [...], that the ltr. was written with any
intent to embarrass you - but there have been some changes
in the personnel of the hospital. The general depression has
curtailed the abilities of many to contribute to the work.
Hence it has been necessary to try and collect every bit
possible from any and all who have had any advantages of the
institution. So, whenever it IS convenient - even if it is
ever so little - why it will be a blessing to the institution
if you will send that along - even if it is only a few
dollars at the time, it will certainly be thankfully
received.
"Please know that I am always glad to do anything I can to
help. If at any time you feel that a rdg. might help you or
Mrs. [...], in knowing more about the changes taking place,
or the treatments for [
5568] - please don't hesitate to ask
for it, and don't think that there will be a great big bill
run up on you for any such service; for it is my desire -
that IF this CAN be of service (the information) - to give
it just as far as it is possible to be done to each and
every one desiring same.
"Won't you let us hear from you real often? every week or
so? for WE think of [
5568] just as if he was one of our
children, and we love him - we want you to know that we love
him. I'm sure we can't as you and Mrs. [...] do, but know
that we do - and a very great deal.
"Kindest personal regards to each one of you. Be sure to
tell [
5568] that Mr. Cayce says 'Howdy'."
12/13/30 Letter from [
5568]'s father to EC: "Received your
very nice ltr. and thank you very much. I appreciate it more
than I can say. I am very sorry that things have turned out
the way they did, but sometimes can't be helped under the
circumstances. As soon as it is possible for me, I will
send you a check.
"[
5568] is having his osteopathic treatments since he's been
home, and is improving all the time. He still remembers
every one, he knew down there. We all wish you and the
family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Will
close with Best Wishes to you all and beg to remain."



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