I had an acute myocardial infarction and underwent stent placement.

It was five years ago.

I feel tightness in my chest and have indigestion.

I had difficulty breathing, so I went to a fairly large local hospital for treatment.

I knew my illness.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease that I have been suffering from due to a pre-existing condition.

I was thinking of getting an endoscopy at the hospital.

Coincidentally, my wife was traveling in Europe.

Charah, who went on a trip with her daughter for about nine days.

There was no one available to sign on behalf of the guardian.

I thought contacting the other siblings might just surprise them unnecessarily.

I left because I was worried after seeing that you were feeling a bit unwell.

I'm worried that my wife, who contacts me almost every day, might ruin her trip.

I'm fine, really. Nothing's wrong. Since I went through a lot, forget about this place and just relax and enjoy yourself.

I did say so, but in fact, the food my wife prepared and left behind is...

It was a situation where I could hardly eat and it was very difficult.

I endured it somehow and decided that when my wife comes home, I will undergo an endoscopy.

I was holding on while working at the company, but it was very difficult.

Then, when my wife returned to Korea and saw my condition, she was startled.

We went to the local hospital together, and only then did I realize at that hospital

They said it seems like an emergency situation and told me to go to the university hospital emergency room.

I was in a situation where I was breathing so heavily that it was difficult to breathe and I couldn't even speak properly.

The medical results were unexpected, but it turns out I have a myocardial infarction.

If it had come a little more acutely, I would have already died...

A procedure was performed to urgently insert two stencils.

I was hospitalized for about four days and then discharged.

I lost 10 kilograms over 10 days because I couldn't eat and was sick.

My wife was panicking, saying what would have happened if something serious had occurred while she was away.

My situation has worsened rapidly since my wife went on a trip.

You often see news articles reporting deaths due to acute myocardial infarction.

Really, the sky helped me. Even when it was so painful that walking became difficult later on, my heart endured.

If you are sick, never jump to conclusions or delay, and it is best to see a specialist for treatment.

Above all, it is very important. Experiencing firsthand a situation where a small mistake can be fatal made me realize this.

Lying on the cold operating room bed, my past life flashed before my eyes like a flickering reel.

I don't think I will ever forget that moment in my life.

Don't be confident in your health, and don't ignore symptoms.

I learned a great lesson that I should always observe myself humbly with a vigilant heart.

Everyone stay healthy~