In 1957, the author reported on a psychoanalytically treated case of schizophrenia in this journal. He has succeeded in regaining contact with the patient after two decades, during which time she had remained well, thus creating a rare opportunity for a follow-up. Bash points out the indubitable significance of the analysis for the favorable course of the illness. He also discusses the astonishing phenomenon of the patient's having "forgotten" the themes of dreams which occupied the center of the analysis.