Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I haven't been addicted to it in a long time! I like the medical field, so I think this work is really good

I definitely want you to read this work ♪ I love it and it's a learning experience!!

This work draws softly and sometimes harshly themes that tend to be heavy, and teaches us “what childbirth is,” and is recommended regardless of whether they are married or unmarried. The main character, Konodori sensei, is also a kind, warm, and wonderful teacher. Anyway, when I read it for the first time, it's better to stop reading on the train first (laughs), and it's safer to have a handkerchief ready (laughs), and I thought this was an important background for the character setting where Kounodori sensei is also a jazz pianist, where pianist = long fingers → dexterous hands → good at surgery, and is blessed as a doctor, and is blessed as a doctor.

It has been said for a long time, but I want to avoid risks that can be predicted. There was a boom in home births for a while, but that is something that can be done because both mother and child are healthy. You never know what will happen during childbirth. It seems that people who want to become obstetricians and gynecologists or pediatricians are disappearing, but I can't help but wish there were many loving and experienced doctors like Dr. Kounotori... Is “Baby” a bit of an unknown gender Bukimi who has a habit of painting? It looks like it, but is the heart warm?

I watched it introduced on TV, and I was curious to read it. There were scenes where I was forced to choose my life, and I cried over and over again.

I'm a pregnant woman, but even so, there are only things I don't know about obstetrics as a medical field. There are also specific numbers, but I think there are quite a few people who can't become parents who can't give up their ego, even though I think they're just new moms who are overprotective and become anxious. It was a learning experience, even in the sense of looking back on myself.

I was also 25w pregnant and was urgently transported to an ambulance, and although I was in the hospital, it's very realistic even from my point of view as a patient. Remembering those days makes me sad... there may be situations where pregnant women may feel uneasy, but I recommend it.

The fact that stories related to pregnancy and childbirth are covered in youth magazines is revolutionary! It's easy to think that pregnancy and childbirth are just for women, but I want people of all ages to read it when they think that all people alive today have overcome this kind of thing and are born. Furthermore, it definitely makes me cry, so please read it indoors instead of outside. I also bought comics because I wanted other people to read them too. A work you should definitely read.

Undisputed fun. that's too great. Every pregnant woman and husband should read it!

Things unique to obstetrics, such as pregnancy, childbirth, and abortion, are properly depicted. Not only women but also men read it, and I thought this comic would be easy to understand and understand what pregnancy means to give birth, and what it means to have to choose an abortion.

It is set in an obstetrics and gynecology department. I want you to understand the preciousness of life, miracles, and what the author tells the story.? Do you get dad jokes once in a while?

I compared it to what I actually experienced, etc., and I was completely immersed in it. It's realistic, and it makes me feel excited every time.

It's a work you can't read without tears! Not only the feelings on the pregnant woman's side, but also the feelings of the husband who supports them, the families around them, and the warm medical staff are carefully depicted! By all means, this is a work I want people who want to have children someday to read it.

Giving birth is not a matter of course. it's a miracle. The word comes up a lot, but it's a work that really sticks to my heart. I didn't know until my older brother and his wife experienced a stillbirth in the last month of July. Everyone in the family never imagined that they would have a sad face to face even though they received reports that they were doing well. My lovely niece. A birth with no voice of birth or congratulations. My sister-in-law's good-natured behavior. The image of an older brother writing a stillbirth report. Nobody's bad. Everything is real. We all hugged and said goodbye. Various patterns are drawn in this work. There are many words that can be saved. I was saved too. I definitely want you to read it.

Not only is it a moving story, but it's also written realistically, so it makes me think a lot about childbirth. They have two children, and I think it's a miracle that both mother and child were healthy. I felt once again that being born safely is not a matter of course. By all means, this is a work I want many men to read.

I'm in tears every time I read that childbirth is a precious thing built on the accumulation of miracles. It wasn't until I read this comic that I learned that an abortion over 12 weeks is the same method as giving birth. It is filled not only with families that rejoice at the birth of life, but also families forced to make difficult decisions, conflicted people, and real joy and sorrow. The main character, obstetrician Sakura Kotori, must present sometimes cruel facts and choices to patients. It is drawn intently, and they are confronted with a big wall between the doctor and family, but they are saved by the kindness of Sakura wishing for family happiness from her heart. I recommend this comic regardless of age or gender.

Isn't it impossible to work part-time as an obstetrician and pianist no matter how you think about it? I mean, as far as I've read volumes 1 or 2, I couldn't find a reason to set it to such an unreasonable setting, but...