TEXT OF READING 313-22 F 54 (?)
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Date: 5/6/1940 Sex: F Age: 54 ReadingID: 2385
This Psychic Reading given by Edgar Cayce at his home on Arctic Crescent, Virginia Beach, Va., this 6th day of May, 1940, in accordance with request made by the husband - Mr. [228], Associate Member of the Ass”n for Research & Enlightenment, Inc.
[Edgar Cayce; Gertrude Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno.]
Time of Reading … Street, 10:55 to 11:05 A. M. Eastern Standard Time. …, Alabama.
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GC: You will give the physical condition of this body at the present time, with suggestions for further corrective measures; answering the questions, as I ask them:
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EC: Yes.
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Now as we find, general conditions about the body rather show a great deal of anxiety, and the inclination or tendency towards resignation towards conditions that have at times proven to be very disturbing.
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We find that the use of the Sulfanilamide has been and is a helpful experience for the body, but it has tended to make for segregations in the system - as to cause conditions that have existed in the pelvis, as related to the womb and the organs as related to same, to bring the increasing in those disturbances there.
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Hence we find that a more healthy condition would be brought by the use of operative measures for the body. This would require, of course, that there be precautions as to the preparation of the body, by the building up of blood plasm. This should be accomplished in two, three, four to five days, - if the attitudes of the body are in that way not so much of complete resignation to conditions but with a desire and a purposefulness for its physical and living activity in the present.
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The right ovary will need attention, of course, when there is the removal of the growth; and this need not necessarily be just an experimentation nor other than extreme measures for healthful forces in the body.
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We would give, then, that the preparation be made for the operative measures, - by the general precautions and the building up of resistances.
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Also we would give that the general attitude of the body be such as to know that this is something which now is necessary, and will relieve and bring bettered conditions for the body.
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Ready for questions.
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(Q) Is there a fibroid tumor on the womb? (A) As just indicated, this is the result of a segregation in the system and is necessary that such be removed. It is not of a nature that is malignant.
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(Q) Is there a tumor on left ovary and tube? (A) We find there’s more trouble with the right than with the left. This will be found by exploration, though, as the other conditions are taken care of.
More precautions to the right.
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(Q) When would you advise operation? (A) As just indicated, - when preparations are made and it is found that there the proper coagulative forces and the ability for resistances, and the constructive attitudes of the body itself.
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(Q) Are exercises helpful? (A) Not in the present conditions should there be too great an amount of exercise; though some is necessary, of course, even in the preparations. But precautions should be taken that there be not too much of exercises other than of the specific nature to prevent the formation of scar tissue as would become disturbing later in the physical activities of the body.
Do this as we find, for bringing the better conditions for this body of [313].
- We are through with this Reading.
Copy to [228], Air Mail Special ” ” Ass’n file
Wired as follows:
Encouraging Air Special Information Advising Preparation for Operation.
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 6/22/40 Husband [228]‘s ltr.: “[313] went to hospital Wed. 6/7th and was operated on the following morning. She appears to have fared very well, and returned home Thurs. night 6/20th. She has not been sitting up yet but her condition is as satisfactory as could be expected. Likely to sit up Sun. or soon thereafter.”
R2. 7/11/40 “[313] continues to improve slowly after the operation and after the elapse of some little more time I would want you to review her situation and condition, about which it is my intention to write later.”
R3. 8/10/40 Reply to Questionnaire:
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INC., Virginia Beach, Virginia
INDIVIDUAL CASE REPORT
Date of Reading: May 6, 1940 Case No.: 313-22
PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
(1) In your opinion did the analysis of the Reading cover the condition? Yes, except in reference to right ovary.
(2) Give symptoms of condition described correctly? [No response]
(3) What was the physician’s analysis of this condition? Low grade streptococcal pelvic peritonitis involving both tubes. Cyst of left ovary. Right ovary normal. Fibroid uterus (as found by operation).
(4) Have the suggestions given in the Reading been followed exactly as outlined? Yes, except in reference to right ovary.
(5) For how long? [No response]
(6) Describe the extent to which improvements have resulted? Am feeling a great deal better, although not entirely well. An anemic condition set in after operation.
(7) Comment. Operation - June 6, 1940
Date: August 10, 1940 Signed: [313]
R4. 11/30/41 Mr. [779]‘s letter: “[313] is looking better than I ever saw her.”
R5. 1/48 She and her husband attended A.R.E. lecture by Mrs. Lydia J. Schraeder Gray in their home town.
Background
Background
B1. On 12/29/39 She obtained 313-21 for an acute condition in colon and pelvis, advising that if temperature persisted she should be hospitalized.
B2. 5/3/40 Husband [228] submitted questions, including: “Is Sulfanilamide beneficial to this body?”
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Summary
This reading advises preparation for surgery to remove a fibroid tumor and address ovarian issues, emphasizing building up blood plasm and a positive mental attitude, with follow-up reports confirming the operation and recovery.
Conditions: anxiety, pelvic disturbances, fibroid tumor on womb, tumor on right ovary, tumor on left ovary and tube, low grade streptococcal pelvic peritonitis, cyst of left ovary, fibroid uterus, anemia
Remedies: operative measures, building up blood plasm, precautions to prevent scar tissue
People: Mr. [228], Mrs. Lydia J. Schraeder Gray, Mr. [779]
Places: Virginia Beach, Alabama
Concepts: resignation, purposefulness, constructive attitudes
Referenced readings: 313-21
Mentioned Entities
A.R.E. (Association for Research and Enlightenment), Virginia Beach, Alabama, Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 313-22, ReadingID 2385.