5/06/26 EC's letter to Dr. [
5618]:
Dear Dr. [
5618]:
As I told you this morning I would write you soon as I found
out something about the reciprocity, I went down to the Beach
and talked to a young man - physician who came here a few
months ago from Ohio. He said he just registered with the
State Board - says there is a lot of red tape but that you
only have to go before the Board, present your credentials
from the other State Board, and any other papers that you may
have from the Profession, pay fifty or a hundred dollars, and
at their next meeting they pass on same. I believe, as he
says, it is more a matter of red tape than anything else.
You meet the official of the Board in Norfolk and he will
give you a certificate until it is presented to the State
Board, which meets twice a year.
Now, in talking to the osteopath, they register under the
same way, though they have no osteopath Board in Virginia.
The osteopath has to take the same medical examination, so,
as you can see how such things would work, you can register
as the M.D. and osteopath, or, as I suggested this morning,
when you come down and you are feeling stronger and better,
why we can take the matter up and see just what is necessary.
There is reciprocity though between Virginia and Kentucky,
and Virginia and Tennessee, so you shouldn't have any trouble
at all; unless it is with you like it would be with me -
finding the hundred dollars. But I'm sure we can get all
that fixed up, while you are getting good and strong. You'll
just want to get a copy of your registration with both
states, and then letters from as many of the prominent
physicians as you can.
Let us hear from you right away. With love from all,
As ever, Edgar Cayce



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