After being diagnosed with breast cancer and enduring 16 rounds of chemotherapy, comedian Park Mi-sun, who returned to broadcasting, this time confessed to being hurt by malicious comments.
Earlier, Park Mi-sun revealed the grueling course of her battle with cancer — from last year's breast cancer diagnosis to surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy for lymph node metastasis — on MBN "A precious family in someone else's house."
At the time, she said "chemotherapy exhausted my body and mind the most. It's supposed to be treatment to live, but it felt like I was going to die," and disclosed that she underwent a total of 16 chemotherapy sessions. She has now finished treatment, is taking medication and receiving regular checkups, and her stamina has recovered to about 50 to 60% of pre-illness levels, earning much support.
But after a difficult return to broadcasting, unexpected malicious comments left scars.
On the 31st, on the YouTube channel "Kim Young-chul Original" episode "The reason Park Mi-sun has treated Kim Young-chul, who becomes tiresome to watch after 30 minutes, as a beloved younger brother for 25 years (chemotherapy stories, Lee Bong-won revelations)," Park Mi-sun opened up about her recent concerns.
She said "I originally intended to get through being sick quietly. But Cho Hye-lyeon cried a lot, so my illness was unintentionally revealed," and added, "Now there seems to be a frame of 'a sick person.'"
She confessed bitterly that she saw comments such as "If you're sick, rest instead of coming out," "Yield to your juniors and live comfortably," and "You seem crazy about money. Stop it."
Park Mi-sun candidly confessed, "Working and being needed somewhere makes me feel alive," adding, "I am working with the thought of starting over at 60, but maybe my heart has become weaker than before, so those words hurt me. I wondered what to do."
Hearing this, Kim Young-chul said, "There is no overlapping character with Park Mi-sun. You are a unique person," and encouraged her, saying, "I hope you don't be swayed by comments. Always be confident and strong, and continue to work for a long time."
Netizens who watched the video also responded, "Those words are too harsh for someone who returned after going through difficult treatment," "We should support her will to work," and "I hope she works healthily for a long time," continuing their support for Park Mi-sun.
[Photo] "YouTube, A precious family in someone else's house, SNS"
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