F.G.1
[Budapest, May 4, 1933]

Dear Professor,

Only a few short lines to indicate to you that the date of your birthday is still in our memory. Let us hope that the year to come won't bring the same ugly events as the past.

I am pretty much on an even keel; my symptoms are unchanged. I exert myself in giving credence to the optimistic statements of my doctors.

Yours,

S. and G. Ferenczi

[On the reverse, in Gizella Ferenczi's handwriting]

May 4, 1933

Dear Professor—from the few lines that Sándor wrote in bed, you can see that he is still not the one he was. I don't know what I can believe and hope! Lévy is hoping for improvement soon, and I want to believe him. My