Battle against sleep disorder

Battle against sleep disorder

TOKYO, Japan - Kimiko Horimoto holds up a book she co-wrote with her daughter Sakura about the 15-year battle Sakura fought against sleep disorder, in Musashino, western Tokyo, on Sept. 13, 2012.

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