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Sonamu Episode 607, MBN, July 15, 2023 [Moving His Bent Body for His Two Sons] (Closed if fundraising goal is reached by October 10, 2023) https://happybean.naver.com/donations... A Father and Two Sons Farming Potatoes with Physical Disabilities In a vinyl greenhouse in Nonsan, Mr. Gwang-seong (56) heads out to farm today, dragging his physically challenged body. He has been suffering from left-sided hemiplegia since a traffic accident 35 years ago while working as a designated driver. With his bent left arm and leg, he easily trips over even the slightest obstacle, and even simple daily activities like picking bottles are difficult. Since he cannot sustain farming work for long periods while squatting and using both hands, his son, Hee-min (13), helps him a great deal. The reason he must work steadfastly, even when the harvest is not as good as expected or when most of his income goes towards labor costs, is that if he did not farm, he would not be able to support his two sons. Sonamu Episode 607, MBN Broadcast on July 15, 2023 [Moving His Bent Body for His Two Sons] A Difficult Reality Where Work Doesn't Follow One's Heart Mr. Gwang-seong never lost his will to work even after the accident. Before he started farming, he worked in insurance sales, but persuading people with his physical limitations was not easy. Even when he asked around to find jobs at factories or gas stations, he was met with nothing but rejection. The only support Mr. Gwang-seong's family currently receives is the food allowance and side dishes provided twice a week by the Office of Education for the children. Even this is woefully insufficient for a family of three. The validity period of his initial severe disability rating has expired, and he needs to have it reissued to apply for disability benefits and a caregiver; however, he is unable to do so due to the hospital's refusal, leaving him with nothing but sighs of despair. A Feeling of Guilt To His Children Who Don't Show It What sustains him through these difficult circumstances are his children, who silently help their father. In particular, his eldest son, Hee-min, helps with farming and housework by planting potatoes, handling farm machinery, and chopping vegetables. “A child should act like a child, looking for both Mom and Dad…” Mr. Gwang-seong washes his children's clothes and washes them one more time so that the absence of his wife, who left home a year ago, is not felt. He feels nothing but guilt toward his children, who, despite being young, do not outwardly show their struggles. It also pains him as a father that he cannot provide clothes and shoes that fit his two sons, who are growing up so fast every day. “I think my children are my everything.” Mr. Gwang-seong’s wish is to become a reliable pillar of support for his children, capable of providing everything they need when they develop dreams. He also says that if he has the means, he would like to take his second son, Hee-jae (8), to see the ocean, which he has always wanted to see. Although finding a job is a difficult reality for Mr. Gwang-seong due to his physical limitations, he intends to rise again so that he can work despite his condition and stand tall in front of his children. Help is needed to support the livelihood of this family of three so that Mr. Gwang-seong can find hope, overcome his disability, and take a step forward. Please extend a warm helping hand of support to Mr. Gwang-seong’s family. 👉 Subscribe to MBN ENTERTAINMENT mbn_entertainment