Mumtazah Mustajab

For the 1st time in my life, I am writing a review about a kdrama. I have never done this before but I feel that I need to express my views: 1. It is so relatable as I have a son with autism. The pains and the thrills portrayed are on point. It has also given me hope as my son too loves to sketch. It has given me ideas on how to handle my son. It has also shown me a lot of ways and options, some are good examples, some are bad examples.........either way, truly informative. All of these examples need to be shown. 2. This drama has given me lots of ideas in my career and I hope to be able to contribute to society. 3. The medical jargons shown are very informative and makes it much easier for layman to understand. 4. This drama is very educational. It also creates awareness and instills empathy to those who watch this. I intend to use this in my future talks and projects related to Special Needs and Psychosocial Rehabilitation. 5. Congratulations to the actors and actresses for being able to portray the characters so well. A real shout out to the writers and researchers of this drama who have a thorough knowledge of these conditions. Whoever your advisors are, thank you. Mr. Oh Jung-sae, your portrayal of Moon Sang-tae is many thumbs up. After each episode, I would look at my son and said to myself, OMG, they are almost similar. That was really good acting. Mr Kim Soo Hyun, I wish my daughter to be as strong as Moon Gang-tae. Me Seo Ye-ji, Ko Mun-yeong is both scary and brave and you have carried this character as beautiful as you. Mr. Kim Chang-wan & Ms Kim Mi-kyung, any drama that has either one of you or both of you will surely be liven up. Both of you are the best. 6. Congratulations to the whole team. Excellent job.