"Like White Snow Melting, Cancer Cells Should Melt Away"… Kim Cheol-min Shows Determination Battling Stage 4 Lung Cancer

[Image source = Comedian Kim Cheol-min Facebook capture]

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Eun-young] Comedian Kim Cheol-min (53), who is battling terminal lung cancer, mentioned the white-covered "first snow" and expressed his fighting spirit by saying, "I hope the cancer cells melt away like the snow."

On the 13th, Kim Cheol-min posted on his SNS, "White snow is falling outside the hospital window. I think about how I wish the cancer cells spreading inside my body would melt away like the white snow," along with a photo of the snow-covered scenery.

[Image source = Comedian Kim Cheol-min SNS capture]

Kim Cheol-min debuted as a comedian in the 5th class of MBC public recruitment in 1994 and was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in August last year. In November of the same year, he attracted attention by taking fenbendazole, a dog dewormer, alongside chemotherapy treatment.

However, in September, when the cancer metastasized to other areas and his liver levels increased, showing no effect from chemotherapy, he eventually stopped taking fenbendazole.

On October 22, he participated in the Ministry of Health and Welfare's national audit and revealed, "There was a case in the U.S. where lung cancer was completely cured in three months after taking fenbendazole, but in my case, the cancer grew even after taking fenbendazole and metastasized to the cervical vertebrae to the extent that major surgery was required," evoking sympathy.

Since then, Kim Cheol-min has continued his battle with cancer by undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy at the hospital.

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