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486A
Berlin-Grünewald1
26 June 1925
Dear Professor,
Your letter with the inquiry arrived some days ago, and almost simultaneously Dr Deutsch telephoned to enquire about my health. My wife gave him detailed information and asked him afterwards by letter to pass this on to you, dear Professor. This morning an unsigned telegram arrived from Vienna; my wife assumed that it was from you and telegraphed the reply to your address. I am however dictating this to her in order to give you detailed news.
The actual illness had run its course by the beginning of this week—the bronchial pneumonic foci have healed, but part of the pleura is still sensitive, so that I shall have to stay in bed for the time being. In about a fortnight I am to go to the mountains to recuperate, do feel quite exhausted from my illness, though I hope everything will clear up satisfactorily.
Thanking you very much for your sympathy and wishing you and your family an extremely restful summer, I am, with kind regards, in which the writer of these lines joins me,
Yours,
Karl Abraham
In Frau Abraham's handwriting.