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Aaron, Fannie | to Mother and Father, 1923 February 18

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Sunday noon.

Dear Mother + Father:

My temperature is normal today. My throat was much better last night, but is worse again this A.M. due to the fact that I breathed thru my mouth all night. My voice was back for a while yesterday, but is practically gone again this A.M. My cough is looser, otherwise there isn't much change.

We were almost frozen out in the ward downstairs, so this morning we were moved up to the second floor. It is much warmer here. There are three in the room at present.

I am going to try to do a little work today. I didn't try as long as I had fever because I didn't feel

 


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like it because it hurt my eyes to read.

I know nothing else to tell you. except that Dr. T. said last night she saw where my mother would be taking me to A.C. again. but I assured her you were going to be in Pgh. for a while now.

I imagine I'll be out by Wed. or Thurs. I'm not in a hurry as long as my throat is so sore + my cold so bad.

Did you send up to Helen's for my watch?

Does the sale of 380 have any effect on your moving in-clinations?

Love,

Fannie

4.P.M. The only news since this morning is having slept 2 hrs. this PM + also having a [gain ] degree of fever.