My name is Mayumi Inoue and I will be in charge of this segment.

I’m based in Agano City, Niigata Prefecture.

I’m used to be a nurse and my first job after graduating from a nursing college was at a children’s hospital.

I was young so I assumed that one’s health could be maintained by being managed by professionals with medical knowledge and skills.

Furthermore, I had always assumed that children are immature, incomplete, no decision-making power, brittle, and dangerous, so that mature adults had to make decisions on their behalf and control them.

But that belief was quickly shattered.
There were many lives that no amount of medical knowledge and technology could help.
(Of course, there were many lives to be saved.)
I felt helplessness I’ve never experienced in sawing children dying in front of me.

Children were way more understood about the time of their lives, the current state of their bodies, and the possibilities for the future than I was, who looks like a fine adult.

Many of the things I learned from those children are still with me today as the foundation of my view of life and death.

Time and the body are limited so each moment is really important and precious. I hope that everyone can face this fact and I have been giving lectures all over Japan to be known the mechanism of the mind and body.

Myself, I have lot’s of things that I don’t know about, but I want to write articles that are as easy to understand and fun as possible.

Thank you for your continued support.

Used to be a nurse, current homeopath, mother of two daughters
Mayumi Inoue

Author ; Mayumi Inoue