Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I started reading when I was pregnant. There are various birth stories, and I keenly felt the message in the story that life is a miracle.

It makes me feel once again that I'm really glad I was able to get pregnant and give birth safely. Each story is a learning experience. I can't stop crying, especially at the sight of a small baby trying hard to live.

I like dramas, but I also like the original story. It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it, and it makes me think a lot. I want this work to last a long time.

Remembering my own pregnancy and childbirth, tears in every episode... and all the characters are fascinating

are you crying so much? I think pregnant women, especially those who have had any problems during pregnancy, will really get addicted to it! Dramas are interesting too, but I think it's good that comics are also laid-back!

It's not just a hospital story, I wonder what will happen in the future

It's a moving story for both those who became pregnant and those who didn't. I want men to read it too.

Reading this story, I learned that giving birth was life-threatening, and that it is miraculous that a child is born safely. It's around this time today that we tend to forget the feeling of gratitude due to our daily lives. I felt sorry that I had to be more compassionate and loving for my children.

Anyway, babies are cute. I can cry for the kind Kounodori-sensei. There have been various births, and if you're a woman who has given birth to a child, you probably won't be able to see them without tears

I wonder if comics of this quality can be made on the subject of childbirth. I was simply moved.

Anyway, I'm impressed. The picture is great too. It makes me think about the weight of life.

It makes me cry every time, whether it's comics or dramas ♦ Being a mother is risking my life. I think it's a wonderful content that has many themes that pop up in the world, people who become mothers and fathers, too?

I watched TV dramas and wanted to watch comics too. Remembering the time I gave birth, I'm just thankful that I was able to give birth so safely, that they grew up well, and that I was raised! There is a drama about each birth, and it makes me cry.

Until I gave birth to a child, I took it for granted that babies were born safely in Japan today. I cried even more when I read it after actually having a child, and I cried so much that I thought my lacrimal glands would collapse. It's a work I want not only women, but men to read as well.

It was just like the drama and it was interesting. I was able to understand people's feelings!

I finally read the famous title. After all, there is a reason why it's a popular work, and I was moved by the really good story. The characters also make you want to keep chasing them all the time.

I'm impressed (>_<) and it's a learning experience! I learned about it from the drama, but after all, the original is even more interesting

It's nice that it doesn't just feel like conveying the awesomeness of childbirth, but also conveying sad facts that are happening in reality.

Is it OK to clear things up with words like determination? Giving birth is life-threatening, and there is no such thing as absolute safety. Through this work, I'm also studying whether there are diseases like this and whether there are cases like this, and I empathize with the characters so much that I burst into tears. Those are sad tears, happy tears... I want you to check it out in conjunction with the drama. Also, people who appear in plain sight look like some celebrities, so it might be interesting to check that out too. I want people who have become moms to read it, like speaking kindly to those who are going to become moms, like being a Bible, and people who have already become fathers, and people who will become fathers in the future. Childbirth is a miracle, and the way we look at mothers who risk their lives to give birth will definitely change.