PROF. D^R. FREUD
WIEN IX., BERGGASSE 19.

Dec 17^th 1921

Dear Mrs Blumgart

I received your letter today
and talked it over with
your brother-in-law Dr Leonard
B.  After hearing his inform-
ation I propose to you the
following arrangements:

a) You could not come before
Oct 1^st as you will not get
your degree before June and
I am breaking off work
in July.  The number of
patients or pupils to be
accepted next season will
be a very limited one.

b). You are requested to send
me an account of what
your personal problems
and conflicts are, which
I will treat as a purely
private communication even
as regards Dr. Blumgart. 
It will enable me to form
an independent judgment
whethher I shall consider you

as a pupil and future practicer
of analysis or rather as a
patient, who claims the analyst's
help in his troubles.

c). In the latter case your fees
will be raised to # 15.  The
charge for a non-medical
patient is # 20.

Medical work here is well
compatible with being analyzed.
But if you are in for the
study of analysis you should
devote all your leisure which
in Vienna to analysis itself.

Yours sincerely
Freud