Lim Hyunsik, why you suddenly became emaciated.."I want to act more." [Perfect life]

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Actor Lim Hyun-sik reveals why he suddenly became emaciated.

In TV Chosun's "Perfect Life," which airs on the 14th, actor Lim Hyun-sik delivers his recent health conditions.

When Lim Hyun-sik appeared with his daughter, the studio was in turmoil. MC Hyun-young said to her daughter, "She's so beautiful. There's a feeling of being an actor. "Who do you look like?" he said, and Lim Hyun-sik responded, "It looks like me," giving a smile.

Meanwhile, Lim Hyun-sik recently talked about his health and said, "I have been to the hospital since last fall because I have no appetite and dizziness. As a result of the test, it sounded scary because blood circulation was not smooth and there was a risk of recurrence of "acute myocardial infarction."

Lim Hyun-sik then added that he "had a heart stent procedure" to prevent acute myocardial infarction. Lim Hyun-sik's daughter told the situation at the time, saying, "My dad suddenly lost weight and lost energy, and his face was so bad that he worried a lot," adding, "Now he regained his health and gained a lot of weight."

Lim Hyun-sik visited the grave of his mother and wife, who were placed side by side in the mountain behind the house, and had time to look back on his 80-year life. Sitting on the stump of a tree, looking at the two tombs, he expressed his thoughts toward the end of his life, saying, "I will give up all my greed and go to see my mother as a kind old man." When MC Hyun-young, who heard this, asked Lim Hyun-sik's daughter, "It would hurt her heart a lot to hear this kind of story," the daughter said, "She often says this recently, but sometimes she avoids it because she doesn't want to hear it. I was emotional, saying, "Is your dad already that old?"

On the other hand, Lim Hyun-sik drew attention by showing his desire to continue working even at the age of 80. Lim Hyun-sik said, "I want to act more, and if there is a place that calls me, I want to continue working. And I want to do a program that deals with the stories of elderly people like me with my colleagues," he said, adding to his heartache by expressing his desire to be active for a long time.

Meanwhile, "Perfect Life" airs every Wednesday at 8 p.m.

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