'Activity Halted' Lee Sang-soon Gifts Radio Production Team... "Please Wait for Soon-di Together" [Star Issue]

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Singer Lee Sang-soon has temporarily paused his radio hosting duties due to 'vagus nerve dysfunction,' and the production team of 'Perfect Day' shared updates on his condition while expressing hope for his recovery.

MBC FM4U's 'Perfect Day with Lee Sang-soon' (hereinafter 'Perfect Day') posted on its official SNS on the 7th, sharing a photo of mangoes sent by Lee Sang-soon to the production team alongside the message: "Waiting for Soon-di to recover and return."

The production team stated, "Soon-di has shared photos of mangoes he sent for us," and added, "Please wait with 'Perfect Day' until Soon-di's condition improves."

They further expressed, "We sincerely appreciate the care and concern you always show for Soon-di," thanking listeners who have worried about his health.

Previously, the 'Perfect Day' team announced that they would continue broadcasting with a special DJ lineup for the time being to support Lee Sang-soon's recovery.

Lee Sang-soon suddenly felt unwell on August 26, making it difficult to host the show, and has since undergone multiple examinations and consultations. He is currently awaiting further detailed tests; during the examination process, neurological symptoms related to vagus nerve dysfunction were confirmed, and following medical advice, he is focusing on recovery by taking adequate rest.

The production team stated, "We are prioritizing DJ Lee Sang-soon's recovery and plan to continue broadcasting with a special DJ lineup," adding, "We hope DJ Lee Sang-soon can meet listeners again as soon as possible."

Lee Sang-soon also took to his own SNS, saying, "I apologize to all listeners for pausing my radio hosting without prior explanation," and clarified the reasons for his recent absence from broadcasts.

He revealed that he suddenly felt unwell on the 26th of last month and has undergone multiple examinations and consultations. He added, "Although I am still awaiting more detailed tests, due to medical advice recommending rest because of neurological symptoms related to 'vagus nerve dysfunction,' I have had to pause my radio hosting and focus on recovery."

He also remarked, "I do not know when I will recover," but noted, "Medical professionals say that with sufficient rest, gradual recovery is possible. This time, I plan to take ample time to fully regain my health before returning."

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