Maekyung Health et al.: I am still doing well.

It's now said that the will of those who stand before death, the will to fight despair, and die if they get cancer, is there anything that can make them feel as directly dead as the cancer sentence? And if it's a severe case, not early, but above three, it will be much more so. The number of cancer cases in our country now exceeds 1.2 million. There are 200,000 cancer cases every year, and one in three of all disease deaths are due to cancer. So cancer is one of the most dangerous diseases that kills lives. The world's countries are constantly trying to protect their health from the threat of cancer, and the treatment for cancer is developing in many ways. But cancer is a disease that has not been conquered. We have to go through a lot of pain in the treatment process. This is the story of people who have fought cancer and, if they don't win, are still living their lives over it. In the year 2004, Central Centers for Disease Control and MacSymeth who have been committed to improving public health as media members who are going to be introduced to treat cancer patients with better care, were combined with a book. The book contains stories of cancer hallucinations, or family members. There are tragic stories, and there are hopeful stories. The feelings and emotions of the reader may differ from those of the one who reads, but at least there will be opportunities to share hope and to understand the lives and ways of fellow cancer survivors and how they treat them. Especially when you're sentenced to cancer, you are vulnerable to the most difficult mental and despair.

Korean title: 그래도 잘 살고 있습니다

Korean author: 매경헬스 외

Korean publisher: 매일경제신문사

ISBN-13: 9791155429617