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Han Hye-sook: If you cannot stand on your own

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My daughter, Saint-Sung, who is a left-hand Japanese missionary with her, is not able to stand alone. The book was a funny and moving conversation with the Koreans who cried and laughed while serving as missionaries in Osaka and Tokyo, whose daughter, Saint, grew up with disabilities and learned about God’s great love, and the warm story that was told to her neighbor. The sex of intellectual disability and chiropractorism is possible because of the light and clear soul of the author, his mother's prayer, and the positive educational and passionateness of his parents. It enables us to recognize that disabled children are not a petitery of the house but a ‘way of blessing’ and that even the hardships and adversities of right and wrong were God’s precious will.

Korean title: 혼자 설 수 없다면

Korean author: 한혜숙

Korean publisher: 강같은평화

ISBN-13: 9788956243528

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DY******
January 24, 2011

My daughter, Choong-woo, was taken by the word left-hand right-hand Japanese missionary story with this. I was excited to see the hope of a true God with a disabled daughter, and the journey through his life, and I wondered if it would be hard for me to do it, but I also felt more excited when I said "Japan Missionary" together. I read a book that says that the journey of life has been like this:. And it was so nice to see the real thing in the middle, and it was moving, and I was painting my

PA******
January 7, 2011

Are you so grateful that the new year of 2011 began? It's a day like any morning, but how grateful we are for the new year to start, how grateful you are for a sun that puts warm rays between cold weather and how happy and grateful you have fresh air that can breathe for a moment. All this confrontation is sometimes appreciated. On the other hand, sometimes everything is complaining. Where do you find your gratitude? Sometimes they are complaining because they have no more money than they have,

PO********
January 7, 2011

In the room, who sees a full-colored dress and jewelry and self-injury, the dress of the house is always black for its noble taste. Gray or dark, dark and dark. Yes, it is. Real handsome people are digesting those colors, and it's not less than the fact that they can get red no matter how old they are when they are being fooled by "Somebody's eyes" that they try to camouflage. Books, like people's clothes, sat in the waves of change. I love the eye from the brilliant title to the cover. The

GM***
January 3, 2011

In fact, when I read a book about disability, it is very heavy to me, and somehow I avoid it. And the reason it came into view is that our pastor's son has spina bifida. But I don't know if I just see it, because it's always laughing and it'll show a bow. If you don't say you have it because you're still mild, then it's a little bit bright and good. But I wondered what had happened with the happy mother and pastor who even had autism, and who took her to a Japanese missionary who was like a

PU******
December 26, 2010

I want to say that this book is more like the essay of a Korean uncle than about Japanese missionaries. The difficulties and the difficulty of moving to Japan and the raising of our disabled daughter, Saint Saint, are briefly related and briefly introduced to Japanese history stories. And now, as a Japanese instructor, his story is being presented in a way that reflects his role as a music therapist. I saw my oldest daughter, who could not even walk until she was three, and I thought it was so

한혜숙: 혼자 설 수 없다면
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