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British Psycho-Analytical Society
18 December 1925
London
Dear Professor,
Thank you very much for your kind letter. Like you I have not felt in the mood for writing a Rundbrief when Abraham's life is hanging by a thread. The latest news gives one again ground for hope, provided that exhaustion does not supervene. Until Sach's terrible telegram “Abrahams Zustand hoffnungslos”1 which came on Tuesday morning, I had heard nothing from either of them since the October Rundbrief, though I had written twice to both for news. The only rumours that had reached here were vague but very satisfactory, including news of the operation. The