Postpartum Sorrow: Unforgivable

Postpartum Sorrow: Unforgivable Plot:

Lin Wan gave her all to birth a daughter, only to fall into a “cold violence hell” during her postpartum period—trembling from engorged breasts at 3 a.m., she begged her mother-in-law for a warm towel, but was called “pretentious”; with a 39°C fever, she wanted to call an ambulance, yet her husband Chen Mo sided with his mother, saying she was “faking illness for attention”. It wasn’t until she collapsed from acute mastitis and was hospitalized that she learned she’d developed lifelong mammary hyperplasia due to delayed treatment. A year later, when her mother-in-law had a stroke and became paralyzed, Chen Mo begged through tears for “marital affection”. Lin Wan touched the scar on her chest, recalling those nights she’d stayed awake alone until dawn, and whispered: “I remembered every pain of those mornings for 365 days—every second, I never forgot.”