Chapter 233: Chapter 233: Lack of Love from Childhood, Lack of Calcium When Growing Up
After settling Aunt Claudia, Abigail went straight back to Piers’ Mansion.
This legal victory not only represented Aunt Claudia’s complete liberation from the Green family’s abuse, but it also declared Abigail’s stance.
From now on, whether it was Rose Taylor and her daughter or Lincoln Green, they would all have to think twice before plotting against and bullying them again.
However, for Abigail, only holding Jackson Taylor accountable was not enough.
After all, Jackson Taylor was merely following orders. The real culprits were still Rose Taylor and her daughter.
Abigail Green’s death required the true perpetrators to face punishment.
And a separate account had to be settled for Ruby Green’s attack on Abigail at the engagement party last time.
Abigail knew that Mona Wilde made a statement at the police station last time, admitting to the fan mob attack on her. As for one fan seriously injuring another, Mona claimed to have no knowledge of it.
Jennifer Sawyer insisted that the injury was accidental, not intentional.
Regarding the tall man who shot at her, Abigail knew that Brandon Piers’ people had been searching for him, but there had been no news. As for Ruby Green hiring a hitman, there was no evidence so far.
Ruby Green’s remittance records were very clean.
Abigail knew very well that the last incident was related to Ruby Green, but in a law-abiding society, evidence was crucial. Without evidence, everything was just speculation.
She couldn’t convict Ruby Green based on mere speculation.
Evidence had to be found.
This matter required meticulous planning. Given her understanding of Ruby Green’s character, she knew Ruby wouldn’t give up easily. She just had to wait.
There was another matter that was also very important to Abigail, which was weight loss.
In a few days, Teddy would be a hundred days old, and Abigail’s post-partum body was slowly recovering. Her exercise volume could be gradually increased.
Abigail was very determined about losing weight.
But she was still in her nursing period, so weight loss needed to be cautious, otherwise, it might affect her milk supply.
Losing weight was important, but compared to that, Abigail found herself more concerned about Teddy’s health now.
Balancing both meant that she had to devise a meticulous plan. From diet to exercise volume, even how to exercise needed an effective long-term plan.
Yes, Abigail estimated that her weight loss plan could not be achieved overnight.
Trying to lose weight instantly would not only be impossible, but it would also cause irreparable damage to her body.
Postpartum weakness was an issue, and another reason was that her weight gain wasn’t normal obesity; it was induced obesity, caused by man-made factors.
Moreover, the sudden weight gain in a short period had caused severe damage to her organs. If she suddenly lost weight again, the consequences would be unimaginable.
It would also lead to issues like excess skin.
So, the more urgent Abigail felt about losing weight, the more she ordered herself to stay calm.
And in six months, the little one could start eating solid foods, reducing the demand for breast milk and giving her postpartum body a good chance to recover as well.
That would be the best time for weight loss.
But before that, she needed to improve her body’s constitution.
There’s a saying that giving birth is the only chance to change a woman’s constitution.
From the perspective of traditional Flowery medicine, this was not without reason.
Many women experience a genuine change in their constitution after post-partum recuperation and proper nutrition, especially in their body’s resistance. Conditions like uterine cold and dysmenorrhea in some women improve.
Abigail was a surgeon, but she was born into a family of traditional Flowery medicine practitioners. She knew clearly that Abigail Green’s body indeed matched a popular joke from childhood: lacking calcium in youth, lacking love in adulthood.
However, Abigail lacked more than just calcium and love.
She also lacked iron and zinc.
In the past few days, Abigail noticed severe hair loss during showers.
This was a phase all women go through postpartum around the third month, but it was also a warning signal for potential dangers in her body.
She needed to undergo a more comprehensive physical examination, using it as a basis to create a long-term weight loss plan.