Park Won-sook, after the pain of losing her son, fully supports her granddaughter: "Tuition, an officetel, and a car as gifts" [Wonderful Life]

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Actress Park Won-sook opened up about how her life has changed after losing her son first.

On the 15th, a video titled "Actress Park Won-sook Episode 4 (Life's Trials That Were Too Hard)" was released on the YouTube channel 'Song Seung-hwan's Wonderful Life'.

In the released video, Park Won-sook recalled the time when she was burdened with massive debt.

She said, "If I had lost the money I had carefully saved, it would have been even harder for me to get back on my feet. I just worked hard at what I loved." She added, "There was no end to the seizures and attachments. I paid off the debt over 10 years."

She revealed that her second marriage was the initial cause of taking on the debt. Park Won-sook stated, "My second marriage caused great damage. It was a wrong encounter." She confessed, "Not only money, but I had to visit the Prosecution Service, police stations, and courts 60 to 70 times."

She said she faced threats even while working on broadcasting projects. Recalling that time, she said, "When I was on air, strange men I didn't know came to threaten me, and it was so scary."

She also went through a difficult period due to panic disorder. Park Won-sook said, "Even though it was extremely hard, I think I managed to endure and keep living because I immersed myself in acting while working."

However, the event that completely changed her perspective on life was the sudden death of her son.

Park Won-sook recalled, "I think everyone has some kind of turning point in their lives. I loved being an actress and gave it my all." She added, "But after losing my son in an accident, I wondered if what happened was a dream or reality."

She continued, "At that time, I felt that all the acting I had done until then was fake." She revealed, "That incident made me realize that even though I worked hard and loved it so much, now it's just about getting paid for my work, but everything feels meaningless."

She said, "I feel like I've stepped back by ten paces. I thought, 'What is the point of forcing myself to do this? What meaning does it have?' My passion and desire for work, and even the thought of wanting to become something, faded away."

Park Won-sook confessed, "It was so heartbreaking and filled with regret that I didn't provide material support while thinking we should educate our son."

She further explained, "So, when I met my granddaughter, I made up for what I couldn't do for my son. I paid all her tuition, secured an officetel in Yongsan, and even bought her a nice car."

She added, "At my age, you never know when or how things might happen, and my health was also very poor. I wanted to make sure there would be no regrets even if something happened tomorrow."

Park Won-sook expressed her special affection for her granddaughter by saying, "What is left behind after death is an inheritance; what is given while alive is a gift."

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