Lee So-na, referring to Parkinson's disease, shedding tears, "It's a good day for us, too." [a morning yard]

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Singer Isona showed tears in reference to her mother who is battling Parkinson's disease.

On KBS 1TV's "Morning Madang," which aired on the morning of the 7th, singers Lee So-na, Heo Chan-mi and Hong Sung-yoon appeared in the "With the Famous" section.

Lee So-na said about the prize money for winning "Miss Trot 4" on the day, "The tax was deducted and the deposit was made. I've never seen such a large number on my bank account before, he said. "So I captured it and saved it. I was so proud," he said.

He then said, "I said I would pay my parents' debt, but my father's car broke down. I'm looking to change the car. He said, "I'm looking into repaying my debt," adding, "My mother's health was not good, so I quit my job and my father raised it as a single income."

He also showed tears while referring to his mother who was suffering from Parkinson's disease. He said, "I've been battling it for about 18 years. By the end of my second year of high school, I started to feel sick. I thought it was paralytic, so I was treated for a year, but when I went to a big hospital and examined it, it was Parkinson's. I think it was the most difficult moment in my life after knowing the name of the disease," he said with tears in his eyes.

He said, "It's not a disease that improves tea. I was fine yesterday, but the next day, I get tired again overnight, he said. "I couldn't have come to see the stage, but I came because the security team and writers helped me. My mom said, 'Good days are coming for us, too,' he added.

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