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437F
Vienna, Berggasse 191
31 March 1924
Dear Friend,
This letter is to inform you of a possibility that you have perhaps not yet taken into account.
Since a possibly influenzal nasal catarrh at the beginning of this month, my health has progressively deteriorated so much that last Saturday and Sunday, for the first time in my whole medical career, I had to stop working over the weekend. The short visit to the Kurhaus in Semmering has done me conspicuous good, but precisely because of that there is a possibility that I foresee. Unless my general condition improves in a quite extraordinary way by Easter—your tried and tested optimism will immediately assume that it will, but I remain doubtful—then I shall not come to the Congress to Salzburg but will again go to that sanatorium, where I can obtain some recuperation to continue the most essential part of my work.