“It's normal to struggle in a difficult situation.”
Jeong Hye-shin's Heartfelt CPR for Those Grieving in the Face of Death

As a psychiatrist who has healed the wounds of victims of social trauma, Jeong Hye-shin addresses the topic of death.
It teaches us how to cope with the pain of losing a loved one through the deaths we have personally experienced over a long period of time.
The author emphasizes that everyone has to part ways with loved ones in life, and that in such situations, we should be able to cry out loud and grieve deeply.
Only then can you recover from your grief and return to your daily life.
Also, people around them say that instead of hastily telling the person to stop grieving or forget, they should fully accept the person's pain.
The author offers a wealth of insightful thoughts for those who grapple with the death of a colleague or parent, or ask how to teach children about death, demonstrating how important and difficult a topic death is to us all.
The author's advice, based on genuine experience, will provide warm comfort and courage to those who are unsure what to do in the face of death.