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she suffered from radiation sickness and consequently extreme poverty.

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Mrs. Hatsuyo was caring and resourceful, as well as a dedicated citizen.

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Mrs. Hatsuyo struggled to make ends meet and suffered from chronic health problems.

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When running away she irrationally dropped her sewing machine.

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When her house got bombed she attempts to rescue her children, when she finds them unhurt she evacuates to the safe zone.

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she was a clerk in a personal department of the East Asia Tin Works

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during the bomb Mrs.Hatsuyo Namkamure house shook to bits

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30 years after the bomb, a new law is passed, allowing her a monthly allowance

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after the bomb she worked at mothball factory for 13 years

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when her children grew old, and move out she lived off her pension

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Nevertheless, after the bomb, Nakamura manages to find work in a chemical factory

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Mrs. Hatsuyo nakamura is widowed

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Mrs. Nakamura first runs to take care of her three small children in the instant after the atomic blast

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Mrs. Hatsuyo was viewed as an outcast

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she was first a tailor when the  bomb hit

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she succeeds in raising three happy, successful children.