It is a book about what Kim Hye-nam, who has worked as a psychoanalytic specialist for 30 years, wants to say to you, who is already 40 years old. She says one thing she regrets so far is that she has lived her life like homework. As a doctor, mother, wife, daughter-in-law, and daughter, she always tried to play all her roles well under obligations and responsibilities, and she missed the joys of life that she had to enjoy. Then she finally found out 22 years ago when she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the age of 43. Without herself, it seemed that her home and the hospital would not work properly, but the world worked so well. Then she looked back at the people who stood by her. And she looked back on what the precious things of life should not be missed. So there is only one thing she wants to tell people who want to live a life without regrets, who are already 40 years old. "When one door closes, another door opens. So don't worry about it any more, just have fun!" The book also contains stories she has not yet told patients, but she wants to tell them, such as, "Perfect times never come," "Sometimes holding out is the answer," "Please don't say everything is hurt," and "The closer you are, the more things you shouldn't do."
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Author: 김혜남
Publisher: 메이븐 Maven (2022)
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