Additional heartwarming news about singer Lim Young-woong has emerged. When an audience member waiting at Lim Young-woong's concert suddenly collapsed, the staff took quick and delicate measures to protect the person's health.
Audience Member with Angina Suddenly Collapses in Concert Waiting Area... "Concert Staff Took Swift Action"
On the 7th, a netizen named A posted a review on their blog about the nationwide tour concert "I'm HERO" held from the 5th to the 7th at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Gwangju. A, who visited the venue with their mother, wrote about how the concert staff responded when their mother collapsed.
A said, "I wasn't there myself, but I want to write about what happened before the concert started," and added, "Through this experience, I felt that Lim Young-woong's heart for his fans is truly beautiful, and somehow, I feel like I will become a fan because of that heart."
They explained, "My mother has been suffering from angina for several years, so she has to take medication daily and avoid strenuous exercise. A few days ago, she suddenly felt chest tightness and went to the emergency room for tests. There was nothing wrong, but it seems the cold weather caused her small blood vessels to constrict more, causing pain."
A continued, "She was hospitalized for about a day. Even while lying in the hospital room, she said, 'I can still go to Young-woong's concert, I'm okay.' She loves him so much and wanted to see him, so I couldn't say no. Since the test results were fine, I told her to enjoy the concert."
However, on the 7th, the day of the concert, A's mother suddenly collapsed in the waiting room. A explained, "Fortunately, since many attendees at Lim Young-woong's concert were older, there were many paramedics and security personnel who immediately took action and transported her to a nearby hospital," describing the situation at the time.
Contact Information Collected from Guardian... "Handled Ticketing and Hospital Expenses, Followed Up Until the End, Truly Touching"
After receiving a call from the hospital, A headed straight there. Lim Young-woong's concert staff were also present with A's mother.
A said, "I arrived at the hospital around 4:20 PM, and the concert staff were there as well. They said they needed to stay until the results came out. They stayed until 5 PM, and when it was time to move the hospital, the staff said they would leave. They also took the name and phone number of the guardian, my father."
They added, "The concert staff also said they would do their best to handle any issues related to the ticket reservation, so they took my name and number as the person who made the reservation. While waiting at the hospital, I received a call from an unknown number, and it was the concert staff. It was really touching because my mother didn't collapse during the concert but while waiting, and they took such good care of us."
A continued, "They even said that if the results showed no problems before transferring to another hospital, they would help my mother watch the concert. They are truly wonderful people. Another surprise was that (although I don't know the details as I spoke with my father) they said they would support part of the hospital expenses. I was amazed at how well the follow-up care was handled."
Thanks to the quick and delicate response of the concert staff, A's mother's blood pressure and heart rate are currently within normal ranges. She is scheduled for a detailed examination on the 8th to monitor her condition.
Meanwhile, when temperatures drop sharply in winter, blood vessels constrict just as the body tends to curl up. Especially when the coronary arteries supplying blood to the heart narrow, the heart cannot receive enough blood, causing chest pain. This condition is called angina.
To prevent angina, it is advisable to quit smoking, manage blood pressure and cholesterol, and maintain overall health. Also, during winter outings, it is important to wear adequate warm clothing, and if chest pain occurs, do not endure it but visit a hospital for proper treatment.
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