My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball
Chapter 1924

Chapter 1924 Life-threatening

Rosalie shook her head and said a few humble words.

In fact, what she did this time was the last skill in the Greenbloom Needling Technique. Needling the brain area was such a difficult technique that one must mentally strong and have a good grasp of timing.

Every time a doctor administered a needle into the patient's head, they must limit the penetration depth of the silver needles in advance to prevent accidents.

However, it was a dire situation just now. She saw that Tamsine's pupils were already bloodshot, her emotions were wild and blood pressure was through the roof. The older lady's heart was under a severe load.

For this reason, she reminded Jonah aloud. "Uncle Jonah, Auntie Tamsine cannot continue like this. Her condition must be put under control as soon as possible. Otherwise, it would be life-threatening if her blood pressure is too high and her cardiovascular system cannot handle it."

Jonah nodded vigorously but his face looked helpless.

"I understand. That's why I invited Professor Zelensky and so many famous psychologists. The problem is, Tamsine would go berserk every time she wakes up. There is no rest period, there wasn't even time for her to receive psychological suggestion treatment."

"Maybe I can try! If you would trust me," Rosalie said softly.

Jonah immediately became excited as if he had caught a lifeboat in the middle of the sea.

"I trust you, of course I do. You don't know how happy your words made me. No matter what method you use, I will fully support it."

Jonah had just finished speaking, but Rosalie tugged on Byron.

She went close to her husband's ear and whispered her idea.

In fact, she was not even sure that Jonah would agree.

In the end, Byron nodded. His eyes signaled that he would convey it.

Jonah was puzzled. 'Did she need a special method to do this?'

Byron stepped in seamlessly and explained. "Uncle Jonah, what Rosalie meant is this. Auntie Tamsine must be soaked in hot water, while Rosalie administers the needling technique to all of her key meridians, that would suppress the pain and encourage circulation to help restore Auntie's mental clarity."

"There's no problem. At this juncture, what's there to lose?" For Jonah now, there is nothing he would not try.

His answer boosted Rosalie's confidence.

Byron also gave her an encouraging look.

Without further ado, Jonah immediately ordered his servants to prepare a large wooden barrel and hot water, while he went to communicate with Professor Zelensky and his team. When his wife regained her sanity, the psychiatrists could seize the opportunity in time to intervene.

Rosalie started to use an alcohol lamp to disinfect all the silver needles while Byron helped.

Everything was ready. Jonah carried his wife's emaciated body into the bathroom.

Then according to Rosalie's request, he undressed her completely and let her immerse fully in the wooden barrel. The water temperature was very hot. Although Tamsine was still in a deep sleep, her brows were furrowed. Rosalie took dozens of silver needles and was in position on standby.

"Uncle Jonah, you can go out now. Please ask the lady who helped fetch water to come in and help," Rosalie instructed.

Jonah nodded and left the bathroom. The lady servant came in.

Rosalie directed the servant to support Tamsine's body and began to apply needles from the back of her neck.

One by one, all the needles were administered.

Rosalie's technique was precise. Each needle was accompanied by a slight rotation to reach the optimal depth that would stimulate the meridian points appropriately.

"Ma'am, could you turn Auntie around slightly?" After the procedure on the back, Rosalie asked the servant to help

turn Tamsine's body around slowly.

Tamsine had to be supported all the way to prevent her from slipping into the water, which was a physically exhausting feat.

Not long after, both Rosalie and the servant lady began to sweat profusely.

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