Nursing care suddenly comes one day. And in the style of a potato crane. A positive caregiving diary of a housewife who had to take care of six people by herself: her own parents, her husband's mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, husband's biological father, husband's grandmother... Marriage with her husband who grew up in a complicated family. Even though her parents opposed her, saying, "It will be difficult to take care of her in her old age,'' she thought, "I can do something about it!'' Time passed, and I began to cycle through the homes of parents who needed nursing care. Driving to and from the hospital, delivering meals, helping with bathing, and taking care of my awkward father-in-law, Simo. As if to add insult to injury, she herself was diagnosed with breast cancer - a comic essay that depicts the reality of nursing care, which is not someone else's problem. Also includes interviews with experts on "nursing care and excretion," "nursing care and money," and "how to choose a nursing care facility."