I cried.

This drama made me understand again what I somehow already know. There are realities we often shrug off until we face them ourselves. Only then that we'll understand certain decisions which may or may not be in our favor and how difficult they must have been made. It's up to you how you're going to be when making a move-- selfish, selfless, rational, blind, fool...

What I love the most in this drama is that it made me even more aware of what may be inside the heart and mind of a disabled person and what they're going through. I like how they didn't hold back in showing them. I really appreciate it.

On a side note:
There are scenes I think are not necessary. They just prolonged the story. Also, there are times where the actors/actresses are lacking emotion like it's not enough to make you feel how the scene should feel. Nevertheless, they did well. Kudos to Matsuzaka Tori and the mothers in the drama-- Horiuchi Keiko and Aso Yumi.