[나눔 0700] Sang-yoon, a patient with rickets, takes care of his paralyzed mother.

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Economy Queen Reporter Park Yu-mi Photo⁣ EBS ‘Nanum 0700’

The⁢ episode ‘Sharing 0700‌ – Until Mom Wakes Up ⁤again’ will be broadcast on‍ EBS1TV at 11:25 a.m. on Saturday,⁣ December⁣ 7.

After an unexpected staircase accident
A mother who can’t move ​her body

Soon-Rye Kim (58) suffers from ‘rickets’, which causes bone progress problems.However, a year ago, an unexpected accident in which⁣ he fell ⁣down‌ the stairs changed his life entirely. After the accident, I was left‌ unable too move at all from the neck down. ⁢Now I⁢ can’t lift even one arm on⁣ my own and can’t ⁢even drink⁢ a glass of water without ‌help. Although the goverment ‌sends an activity assistant⁤ for 4 hours a day, ⁢this is not enough‌ time for Seongpil, who ⁤needs 24-hour care. After the activity ​assistant leaves work, I have to wait ‌until my son Sang-yoon (35) comes home from work. Mr. ​Seong-pil’s discomfort ⁣and⁢ isolation are deepening ⁤day by ‍day as he has to stay‍ home alone ⁤with his stiff body.

For my mom’s hospital‌ bills
My son‌ goes to work every day using special crutches.

The son, Sang-yoon, is ‍carefully taking care of his mother, who has become unable to‌ move. ‍Though, Sang-yoon ​also suffers from rickets like his mother​ and relies ⁣on special crutches for his life due to a car accident he suffered as a ⁣child. The pain in my legs⁢ and back ‍is so ⁣severe that I always take ​a handful of painkillers to get⁣ through it. Sang-yoon,⁤ who ‌became the head of the family after his ​parents divorced, has ⁤been working non-stop since he was 20 to make a living. ‍Mr. Sang-yoon commutes⁤ to work every day ⁣by struggling to‍ climb up and down the stairs⁤ in front of his house where his ‍mother fell. Even with special ⁤crutches,⁤ he ‌has to walk slowly due to severe ​pain in his back and ⁤legs. At work,‌ they say they⁢ don’t even eat lunch because ⁤it’s too difficult to even go to the‍ bathroom. Mr. Seong-pil is heartbroken because he thinks his son is suffering because of ⁤his illness.

A mother​ who has never been out​ of the house since‌ being discharged from hospital.
Please ​help Mommy pyeongjae get healed!

Currently, even⁣ the hands that Mr. ⁣Seongyeong can move are becoming increasingly stiff. Even if I want to receive rehabilitation treatment, ⁣the debt I have ⁤accumulated ⁢due‌ to cervical spine surgery last year has already reached tens of millions ⁤of​ won, so I cannot afford⁣ any⁤ more hospital expenses. In addition, I had to ⁢call an ambulance every time I went to the hospital, so I have ‌not received any treatment since I was discharged last ‍september, and⁣ my body became increasingly ‍unable to move. With the ​help⁤ of the production crew, Seong-pil went to the ‌hospital ‌in an ambulance for the⁢ first time in months! The attending doctor says that the patient⁣ shoudl ‍be re-hospitalized for treatment or, if hospitalization is difficult, receive continuous‌ rehabilitation treatment. It‌ is said that if you continue to be unable to move ⁣yoru ⁢body like this,complications may result in death. We ask for your interest and love so that Seongpil can pay for the‍ hospital expenses and receive treatment comfortably.

EBS’ representative social contribution program that ‍supports neighbors in need by collecting donations ​of 3,000⁣ won per currency. . Episode 743‌ to be broadcast at 11:25 a.m.⁣ on Saturday, December 7, 2024 In this episode, we tell the story of a ⁢mother who cannot move her body after an accident and a son who ‌goes ⁤to work in⁢ an⁤ uncomfortable condition, using special crutches⁣ to protect his mother.

Economy Queen Reporter Park‍ Yu-mi ⁢Photo EBS ‘Nanum⁣ 0700’

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How can storytelling​ in media, like the‍ episode‍ “Sharing 0700,” help raise awareness about trauma and recovery in‌ families?

Interview between‍ Time.news Editor and Expert: Understanding the Impact of the ‘Sharing 0700 – Until Mom⁢ Wakes Up Again’ Episode

Time.news Editor ⁤(TNE): Good afternoon, and welcome to our special segment. Today, we have the pleasure⁤ of speaking​ with Dr.⁢ Kim Soo-jin, a renowned psychologist and ‌expert in trauma recovery. She’ll be helping us unpack the themes presented in the upcoming EBS1TV episode, “Sharing 0700 – Until Mom Wakes Up Again.” Thank you for joining us, Dr. Kim.

Dr. Kim Soo-jin (KSS): thank ‌you for having me. I’m⁢ excited to discuss this significant topic.

TNE: Let’s dive right‌ in. The episode revolves ‍around a mother experiencing profound physical limitation due to an unexpected accident. In ​your view,how⁣ does such a sudden change impact the psychological well-being of ‍both⁢ the ⁣individual affected and their ​family?

KSS: The psychological impact can be quite significant. For the individual, the sudden loss of mobility ⁢often​ leads to feelings of helplessness and despair. Thay might struggle with⁢ their ⁤identity, as their sense ​of self is⁤ often⁣ tied to their physical abilities. For the family, watching a loved one undergo such a drastic change can lead to feelings of grief, anxiety, and even guilt. It’s essential for families to⁤ understand that they too may need support as they navigate this challenging situation.

TNE: That’s a crucial point. The episode title includes ⁣”Until Mom Wakes ​Up Again.” What‌ do you believe this signifies in the context ‌of recovery and hope for both the mother and her family?

KSS: The phrase evokes a sense of hope and resilience. It suggests​ that recovery, whether physical or emotional, is a journey. “Waking up” can symbolize not just physical healing, but also ​the mental awakening ⁢to new possibilities. It⁤ emphasizes the importance‌ of support systems—families need to ⁢foster an surroundings that promotes optimism while also allowing space for grief and pain.

TNE: ⁣In your‍ experience,what are ⁣some effective strategies for families dealing with⁤ similar⁣ situations?

KSS: Open dialogue is vital.‍ Families⁣ should ⁢create a space where ⁣questions‍ and feelings can be expressed without judgment. additionally, seeking professional help, such as therapy or support groups, can provide ‍invaluable resources. Engaging in shared⁢ activities, even​ ones adapted to physical capabilities, can help‌ maintain connections and provide ‌emotional support.

TNE: It sounds like building a strong support network is essential. With the⁢ increasing visibility of such stories in media, how can ​shows like ⁣”sharing 0700″ foster awareness and understanding of these issues?

KSS: These narratives are powerful. They humanize the struggles that⁣ many‌ families face and can significantly ⁢contribute to societal awareness.‌ By portraying the emotional​ journey truthfully, the ​show might encourage viewers to offer⁤ support to those ‍they know who may ⁣be⁢ dealing‍ with similar situations. It opens up conversations about recovery, resilience, and the importance of community, which is vital for healing.

TNE: As we look toward the airing of this episode,what message would you like viewers to take away in ⁢terms of compassion and ⁢support for those facing life-altering changes?

KSS: I would urge viewers to‌ remember that everyone’s journey is unique. Compassion⁢ involves not ⁣only being ‌present but also listening without​ judgment. It’s about understanding that ​while recovery can be a⁢ long road, ⁤each step forward ‍is a significant achievement. Support can come in many forms, and⁢ sometimes merely being there for someone can make a world of difference.

TNE: Thank you, Dr.⁣ Kim, for sharing​ your insights with us today. “Sharing 0700 – Until Mom‌ Wakes Up Again” sounds like it’s more than just a show; it’s an opportunity for viewers to reflect and connect with​ pressing social issues.

KSS: ⁢Thank you for having me. I truly hope ⁣the episode resonates‌ with many and fosters a deeper‍ understanding of these challenges.

TNE: We look ⁢forward to the broadcast on December 7th and appreciate your time today. let’s continue to engage in these critical conversations.

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