November 5, 1921. Dr. S. Feldmann: Remarks on the Analysis of a Pregnancy-Neurosis.

The case described was that of a female patient in whom the outbreak of neurosis coincided in point of time with her pregnancies and was also connected in content with them. She was overtaken by depression after the birth of both her first two children; she suffered from a peculiar sense of loss, cared nothing for the children and so on. After she had procured the abortion of a third pregnancy, her condition became worse. She was aware of violent feelings of revenge directed against her children, her husband, and