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Budapest, December 14, 1932
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for kindly sending the “New Introductory Lectures,”1 which I have begun to read with great interest.
At the same time I thank you for your and Fräulein Anna's inquiry about the state of my health, about which I have favorable things to report.—The anemia and its consequences have disappeared for the time being, the signs of fatigue, etc., are over, number and shape of the cellular blood components is normal again.
Unfortunately, I hear that you had great ailments recently; I confidently hope that these, like the previous ones, will soon be overcome.
With best regards to you and to the members of your family.
Yours sincerely,
Ferenczi
Freud 1933a.