In heaven, I met you

Author: Iwashima Natsuki
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This is a touching story of a novel that moved 100 million people to tears, telling how a doctor helps patients fight cancer through psychological therapy. Dr. Nonoue Shunichi is a psychiatrist at a cancer center hospital. To conduct psychological research on cancer patients, he established an organization dedicated to writing letters for them. The unique sailboat structure and cheerful atmosphere attracted many patients, who shared their thoughts and feelings during their illness, while Shunichi provided targeted support based on their individual situations. This initiative not only helped cancer patients overcome their fear of the disease, gain self-liberation, but also boosted their confidence and courage to fight cancer, and enabled them to spend their final moments happily with their families. The book sold over 1.3 million copies in Japan and was adapted into a documentary by Fuji TV. After its broadcast on various television stations, it received widespread praise from the media, with viewers shedding tears as they watched. This is a touching story of a novel that moved 100 million people to tears, telling how a doctor helps patients fight cancer through psychological therapy. Dr. Nonoue Shunichi is a psychiatrist at a cancer center hospital. To conduct psychological research on cancer patients, he established an organization dedicated to writing letters for them. The unique sailboat structure and cheerful atmosphere attracted many patients, who shared their thoughts and feelings during their illness, while Shunichi provided targeted support based on their individual situations. This initiative not only helped cancer patients overcome their fear of the disease, gain self-liberation, but also boosted their confidence and courage to fight cancer, and enabled them to spend their final moments happily with their families.