9/20/27 EC's letter:
Dear Mrs. [...] [[
5702]'s mother]:
Replying to yours of the 14th, I am sorry indeed to note what
you have to say regarding the condition of the little girl.
I hardly know just what suggestion to offer you under the
existing circumstances. As I'm sure you already realize, it
is for just such conditions that we are trying to establish
or build the institution, where the suggestions that are
given may be followed not only from month to month but from
day to day, and thus study the conditions very closely. Of
course this is impossible to do with me in Virginia Beach and
you in your position in Cincinnati - but we will [would] be
very glad [again] to try and be of help. If you would have
your physician prepare a list of questions himself, possibly
this would be the very best way under the circumstances to
see what can be done. I do know from experience there have
been several cases [helped] where conditions seemed just as
hopeless as this; where the readings might be followed up
every day it makes quite a difference. You will note one
such case [
2473] in the little pamphlet I am sending you,
which was reported [in papers] from your own town. You will
also note in the report it was given that this was followed
up every day or two. I only wish we were prepared to follow
this up in the same way and manner.
Hoping you will be able to do this, and that we may be of
service, I am
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD



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