"I can't believe we won't make it past this year"... Lee Sol-i, wife of comedian Park Sung-gwang, expresses despair over her pet dog's terminal diagnosis

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Lee Sol-i, the wife of comedian Park Sung-gwang, revealed that her pet dog has received a terminal diagnosis.

On the 28th, Lee Sol-i posted photos on her Instagram story showing her two dogs, Gwangbok and Geul-ryeong (Winter).

Lee Sol-i wrote, "They are still so young, so why can't they make it past this year? I just can't believe it. That's why I feel like there is nothing in this world I can trust," revealing her sorrowful inner thoughts regarding the terminal diagnosis of her dog Geul-ryeong.

She added, "They said surgery was a reasonable option. The word 'reasonable' hit me hard, feeling as if nails were being driven into my heart." She continued, "Is it right for me to send you to the operating room based on my choice? Can Geul-ryeong do well just like Gwangbok did?"

Lee Sol-i also shared, "Lately, I feel like I don't exist. To be precise, it's a kind of numbness that persists due to emotional overload." She stated, "When I open my eyes, I naturally go to the hospital, wait, and keep hearing bad news, yet I still have to willingly bear it." She further confessed, "But what if you are gone? How will I deal with that empty heart then? I am already so afraid."

She continued, "Can't you just stay by my side forever? I'm sorry. Even though all I can think of is how inadequate I am, you only look at me." She added, "How could I ever overcome that unconditional love? It's shameless to even call this level of effort 'effort.'"

Meanwhile, Park Sung-gwang and Lee Sol-i got married in 2020. The couple appeared on the SBS variety show "Same Bed Different Dreams 2 - You Are My Destiny," sharing their daily life as a married couple.

Last year, Lee Sol-i revealed her battle with female cancer through her personal account, evoking sympathy. Lee Sol-i stated, "After quitting my job, I was naturally preparing for a baby when I received a cancer diagnosis within five months." She added, "I underwent surgery and cytotoxic chemotherapy for six months, enduring a truly difficult time while going back and forth to the emergency room. I am still taking medication and undergoing treatment now."

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