Park Narae, After Minor Throat Surgery... "Eating Over Recovery"

Communication with 'A.I. Narae' after laryngeal microsurgery
Enjoying hobbies like French embroidery during hospitalization

Broadcaster Park Narae reveals her daily life after undergoing delicate laryngeal surgery.

Broadcaster Park Narae, hospitalized after undergoing laryngeal microsurgery.
[Photo by MBC 'I Live Alone']

On the 16th, MBC variety show 'I Live Alone' will feature Park Narae, who recently underwent delicate laryngeal surgery, as she finishes her hospital stay and is discharged. Having recently had the surgery, Park Narae is scheduled to appear on the show using dubbing through 'A.I. Narae' to facilitate smooth communication.

During her hospitalization, Park Narae enjoyed various hobbies ranging from French embroidery to reading. She said, "(Regarding French embroidery) I tried it out of boredom while in the hospital room, and it seems I have a talent for embroidery," and promised to showcase the French embroidery skills she self-taught in her hospital room.

Additionally, Park Narae brought laughter by showing how she communicated with nurses using both the nurses and A.I. Narae. When a nurse visited her room before discharge, Park Narae urgently typed on the keyboard, pouring out questions she wanted to ask the nurse through A.I. Narae. The questions focused more on meals than recovery, which is expected to cause viewers to burst into laughter.

Known as a representative 'maximalist' in the entertainment industry, attention is also focused on Park Narae’s process of packing for discharge. She revealed that she packed a huge pile of snacks and supplies for her hobbies, carrying so much that it was hard to believe she was a patient. Items that couldn’t fit inside the suitcase were hung on the suitcase handle, increasing anticipation for the broadcast.

Meanwhile, Park Narae revealed on a broadcast last December that she had already undergone delicate laryngeal surgery twice. At that time, she said, "I worried a lot about what if it leads to a third surgery, or what if my body doesn’t keep up," and expressed her pain about her health, saying, "If I end up retiring because I can’t do it anymore, I would be very upset."

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