Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I bought it when the drama started. It's a great learning experience and makes me think. The drama also made me cry every time, and I really fell in love with it. I want it to continue forever.

I learned about various problems and risks during childbirth and pregnancy. The story is interesting, I sometimes burst into tears, and it's fascinating that the characters are unique. You can catch a little glimpse of the medical field. It's a work I read all at once, and I'm curious about the continuation.

It's nice to be able to empathize with what you know as words or knowledge from the standpoint of the person concerned. It makes me cry, it makes me laugh, and it makes me think. It's a comic I want people of all ages to read.

At first, I wasn't good at painting, but I was drawn into the work and didn't get carried away. It's very real, and the sense of urgency at the scene is conveyed very clearly. I have given birth to 5 children, and it is a miracle to have given birth safely without incident. I feel it when I read this work. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

Pregnancy and childbirth are actually all things you experience and learn about for the first time when you become a mother, so I think it's a good idea to gain knowledge by reading this book in your teens and twenties. Also, I definitely want men to read it.

I'm glad I watched and read the original story. True to the original, neither of them were disillusioned. The scene where the couple who gave birth to a premature baby said they were glad they had a baby made me cry.

I learned about this book during pregnancy, was moved, read it again from 1 after giving birth, was moved when I read it again and again, I was moved by watching the drama, I was moved by watching the drama, and I cried no matter how many times I read it... This book is a work I definitely want both men and women to read!!

It was on TV, so I was curious about the original story and read it. I think it's a work that makes people think about childbirth, etc.

This is a comic where you can understand childbirth very well. It's a work I definitely want men to read, especially those who are going to become dads!

It's on TV, so be sure to check out the comics too. Thank you for your support

Pregnancy and childbirth are not diseases, but they are associated with so many risks. I want many people to read this book. It was made into a drama, but I definitely want you to read the original story as well.

I'm currently pregnant, so every story makes me cry with emotion. Being born healthy feels like a miracle, and I definitely want men as well as women to read it.

I only know my own birth experience, but it wasn't someone else's fault either. It's a comic that really makes me think about life. I'm also convinced that it was made into a drama

It was a shocking story that overturned the concept that once pregnant, you can give birth as a matter of course. I was curious about the continuation, and I was able to read it all at once.

I learned that there are so many different symptoms and dramas in just one department called obstetrics... (New knowledge is gained every time a new publication comes out!) Pregnancy and childbirth are things that women have taken for granted since the beginning of human history, but the fact that they give birth safely alone is a miracle... Before medical care was developed, pregnancy and childbirth were literally life-threatening for women, and that risk still exists today. There are so many things that only the people involved, doctors, and people involved know... I want to express my gratitude and respect to the author and people involved in the publication who drew this comic.

It's going to be made into a drama, so I read it. It was really good! You should read this. I thought I'd watch dramas too.

I read about my pregnancy experience and no plans to have children any time soon. I thought it was natural for both mother and child to have a healthy and safe delivery during childbirth. I thought I didn't have to worry about premature births or any problems that really happen. I learned that wasn't the case in this comic. I'm really glad I read this comic.

I started reading it while I was pregnant in the hospital. I myself was diagnosed with imminent premature delivery, and I also developed gestational hypertension, and I was hospitalized for close to 3 months to witness the miracle of delivery, so I really sympathize with it and read every volume with tears. Also, technical terms come up, so I'm personally glad that I understood a little bit of the terms teachers and nurses were talking about while I was in the hospital. Dramas are also starting, so I wonder how they will be drawn every week.

I heard that I also had placenta previa. My mother miraculously gave birth to me with normal delivery after being bedridden for 4 months. I've made up my mind to live my life laughing for my mother, no matter how hard things are. Anyway, it's a work I want many people to read.