Park Na-rae's "Jusai-mo" Contracted a Terminal Illness... "General Anesthesia Surgery in 30 Days" [Star Issue]

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A person known as 'Jusai-mo', who was reported to have performed illegal medical procedures on broadcaster Park Na-rae, has announced that they have contracted a terminal illness.

On the 9th, A shared updates via their social media, stating, "Lately, the only reason I leave my house is for hospital appointments... I've finally scheduled the surgery I had been postponing."

They explained, "In 2019, due to unbearable pain that could no longer be endured, neither injections nor narcotic painkillers were effective, so I ultimately made the decision to undergo surgery... Now, seven years later, another surgery? It's a terminal illness that cannot be cured..."

They continued, "My mental state had never crumbled despite any words... But this incident has left me hurt by those I trusted, to the point where I wanted to give up on life. I've realized that the scariest thing in the world isn't an incurable disease—it's 'the person I trusted'."

A added, "Now, general anesthesia surgery doesn't even scare me~ Still, it seems I instinctively dislike pain. When asked about whether to use a painless injection, without a single moment of hesitation for 0.1 seconds, I immediately said, 'I'll do it~' and applied. I'll undergo the surgery well, recover properly, cheer up, return healthy, and start anew. But the surgery is in 30 days... Professor, could you please move the surgery date up a bit? Sob sob sob."

Meanwhile, comedian Park Na-rae sparked controversy after receiving illegal medical procedures from an unlicensed practitioner known as 'Jusai-mo' A. Last December, it was revealed that not only Park Na-rae but also SHINee member Key and YouTuber Yipjapneunhaetnim were among A's clients, leading all three to suspend their entertainment activities.

Since then, Key officially resumed activities after half a year by holding solo concerts with his SHINee members from May 29 to 31 at the Seoul Olympic Park KSPO Dome, and on June 5 and 7 at the Saitama Super Arena in Japan. As part of SHINee, Key released their sixth mini-album 'Atmos' on the 1st and appeared on SBS 'Inkigayo' on the 14th. Meanwhile, Yipjapneunhaetnim was reported to have taken over and is currently operating a pet café located in Paju, Gyeonggi Province last month.

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