Book (Practical) Essays and essays Dear Mama / Hinano Yoshikawa

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I finally became a person who can talk about my mom. Many scars that I have tried not to look at. The true meaning of taking care of myself, Hina Yoshikawa, who is not forced to forgive her, made a confession of her revival. The emotional scars that she had suffered as a child, and how she faced the past until she became a mother of three after having had a complicated relationship with her mother. What is the true meaning of taking care of herself? You don't have to force yourself to forgive others. - Hina Yoshikawa's first confession is written down. As soon as I look at it, I write down Chapter 1 : Mom and I accept my confession and don't accept my confession. Which way do you love and don't love? Which way do you want to forgive? Inner child : A very crying night. Religion, Chapter 2 : Becoming a mother, Raising a child, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnancy. Chapter 3 : Taking care of yourself, Sleeping alone. My role