My grand-patient, my chief tormentor: a hitherto unnoticed case of Freud’s and the consequences

I should decide to-day to send that essay into the world, and should not flinch from the scandal it would inevitably evoke. But there is the insuperable obstacle of the limitation of medical discretion … [D]istortions are not permissible, nor would any sort of weakening help. If fate brings about the death of the two people [in question] … before my own death, the obstacle would vanish.