Kim Seon-ho revealed his battle with stage 4 rare blood cancer after being diagnosed during his military service.
Kim Seon-ho, who appeared on the SBS variety show "My Remaining Love," confessed the process of recovering from a rare stage 4 blood cancer diagnosis during his military service. He shared the heartbreaking story of having to endure extreme pain alone without informing his parents of his illness, as well as the fact that he was the only survivor among his fellow inmates who were hospitalized.
Kim Seon-ho revealed that he was diagnosed with Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma while serving in the military and underwent a grueling treatment process where even narcotic painkillers were ineffective. He kept the secret to avoid worrying his parents, even as his condition rapidly deteriorated and he suffered pain that felt like his bones were melting.
He moved the cast members to solemnity by revealing that although he had promised to have a beer with his fellow inmates after his recovery, he was ultimately the only one left alive. Kim Seon-ho received a clean bill of health last year after a long period of treatment, and he shared his feelings, saying that he felt rewarded for the intense time he had endured when he received a medical certificate stating that he no longer needed to visit the hospital.
Kim Seon-ho, who appeared on the SBS variety show "My Remaining Love," confessed the journey from being diagnosed with stage 4 rare blood cancer to his complete recovery. ‘My Remaining Romance’ is a dating reality program featuring young people who have overcome or are battling serious illnesses, sharing their sincere stories as they search for new relationships.
Kim Seon-ho Opens Up About Rare Cancer Battle
On the SBS reality program 'My Remaining Love,' actor Kim Seon-ho shared his experience of being diagnosed with stage 4 anaplastic large cell lymphoma during his mandatory military service. He recounted the intense physical pain and the emotional toll of keeping his diagnosis from his parents while undergoing treatment.
A Journey to Recovery
After a grueling five-year recovery process, Kim Seon-ho was officially declared cancer-free last year. Reflecting on his survival, he expressed deep gratitude for overcoming the rare condition and honoring the memories of fellow patients he met during his treatment.