5/01/28 Letter: "...I am a sane and a thinking man and of a
fairly good education. I have carefully read and studied the
booklet you sent me at a recent date. I had a reading from
Mr. Cayce and he prescribed for me one ingredient, Heroin,
which I am unable to procure as of this date.
"I made you one very small donation [$2.00] and being a
disabled war veteran I am living entirely on Government
compensation. I can donate no more to your institution
[A.N.I.].
"What I wish to ask is this: Would I, under these
circumstances be entitled to the benefit of your institution
in obtaining this prescription which was given me by Mr.
Cayce?
"I, like most men, want to be normal and well. I, after over
nine years, still have enough faith in the science of the
phenomena to think I can still be cured, and as my disability
is epilepsy caused from shell shock you can readily see my
lot is no pleasant one. Hopefully yours..."
5/23/28 Letter: "...As it has been some time since my last
reading and my physical condition may have changed in that
time, I think your suggestion (in your letter of
5/19/28) of
another reading is very good. You should set the time and
the date of this reading to fit your own convenience.
"As various doctors have said that keeping my bowels open and
avoiding constipation was essential to my health I think one
of the questions to be asked should be of my bowels and their
general condition. Another is of how many attacks I average
weekly and also their duration and violence. Also if and how
heat or excitement effects me and how many, if any, dissolute
habits I have. These questions I shall frankly answer and
trusting to receive an early reply I am..."
5/27/28 Mr. [
5642] sent a one-dollar contribution.
6/27/28 EC gave Ck. Physical
5642-2, again apparently
concentrating on the pulmonary condition rather than the
epileptic condition about which he seemed most concerned.
7/30/28 EC gave the third rdg.,
5642-3, indicating betterment
in general condition and advising to put in the background
the occasional [epileptic] attacks, knowing that the mental
body IS the builder. Evidently the reading considered the
treatment recommended for the pulmonary condition to be more
important, for the present at least, than concentrating on
the epileptic attacks.
7/03/29 He wrote: "In all ways I am much better."
10/29/28 Rdg.
5642-4 advised continuing inhalant and massage.



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