"One Day, Death Asked to Meet Me" written by Dr. Jeong Sang-hoon Ships From LA.

This is an essay about a doctor who suffered from terrible depression struggling to save the poor and sick people at the bottom of the world and finding the meaning of life. Jeong Sang-hoon, a doctor who was living a fierce and firm life to become a doctor who fixes the world rather than a doctor who makes money, suddenly became a disease called depression one day. After two years of treatment, he gradually recovered from his depression, but there was a question that did not leave his head. 'Is life worth living?' The question was that he wandered in the air and was led to death without finding a reason for his life. He became an overseas relief activist of Doctors Without Borders and headed to countries where death was rampant on the other side of the world. Armenia, a poor country in West Asia, Lebanon, which was in the midst of a civil war, to Sierra Leone, West Africa, where the Ebola virus spread, where the fatality rate soared to 50~90%.
SKU 20C