2/22/29 through
3/09/29 Cayce Hospital report:
Feb. 22nd 1929. Came to hospital for examination. Took
first ultra violet ray treatment.
Feb. 23rd. Is following suggestions as given in reading.
Ultra violet ray treatment.
Feb. 25th. Feeling fairly comfortable. Ultra violet ray
treatment.
Feb. 26th. Feeling fairly comfortable. Voided urine only
twice during night. Ultra violet ray treatment.
Feb. 27th. Feeling better. Ultra violet ray treatment.
March 1st. Was not feeling so well this morning. Passing
more blood from the bladder, due in part, we think, to taxed
condition from too much activity the day before. Ultra
violet ray treatment.
March 2nd. Feeling better. Not passing so much blood in
urine. Ultra violet ray treatment.
March 4th. Physical condition just as it was Saturday.
A little more despondent this morning. Ultra violet ray
treatment.
March 5th. Just about the same. Passing considerable clots
from his bladder. Ultra violet ray treatment.
March 6th. Physical condition about the same. Feeling
better and not passing as many clots in urine. Ultra
violet ray treatment.
March 7th. Just about the same as yesterday but hemorrhages
are a little more profuse. Ultra violet ray treatment.
March 8th. Physical condition is very good. Passing not
quite as much blood as he was yesterday. Ultra violet ray
treatment.
March 9th. Doing very nicely this morning. Passed fairly
good night. Passing some clots from the bladder but not so
much blood. Ultra violet ray treatment.
3/09/29 Mr. [
5651] left the Cayce Hospital on his own.
accord. [GD's Note: But word came to us that he was
rushed to another hospital following a subsequent
attack and surgery was performed.]
8/05/29 Wife of Mr. [
5651] referred Mrs. [
2713] for a Physical
Reading.
4/03/30 Death notice appeared.
3/22/40 EC's letter to Mr. [
257] telling him to decide for
himself whether to follow the advice of the doctors or of the
reading: "Only for gosh sake don't let them cut you open.
Remember what it told a poor fellow [[
5651]?] here during the
Cayce Hospital days, with exactly the same trouble as yours,
that if he had the operation it would be just too bad, but he
had it and lingered for two years suffering the tortures of
the damned."


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