The mother fell ill and was "swollen all over" and couldn't walk!Bi Shujin's rejection of "wanting to donate a kidney to save lives" is embarrassing

Entertainment Center / Comprehensive Report

Bi Shujin’s mother has kidney disease and is unable to walk. He is ready to go back to Korea to donate a kidney to his mother. (Picture/data photo)

Taiwanese-Korean mixed-race male singer Bi Shujin (Bii) chose to come to Taiwan to develop and start a family. In 2020, he announced that he has registered marriage with his girlfriend outside the circle. His mother lives in South Korea. He was unable to return to South Korea because of the epidemic. Looking at my mother, I didn’t expect that my mother’s health had deteriorated, and her kidney disease was undergoing regular kidney dialysis every week. As a son, Bi Shujin was very anxious. He hoped to “donate a kidney to save his mother”, but his mother refused. The reason is shocking. Nasal acid.

According to the “China Times” report, Bi Shujin’s mother actually found out that she had a kidney problem before the outbreak, but she didn’t tell her because she was afraid that her child would worry about it. As a result, the condition became very serious and required kidney dialysis. Bi Shujin’s younger brother delivered the news across the sea, “My mother was in a very bad condition at that time, her whole body was swollen and she couldn’t move around. I was really worried, and I was always afraid of what would happen to her. Fortunately, over the past year, Bi Shujin’s mother’s condition has stabilized a lot. Bi Shujin mentioned that “my mother is much better this year.”

My mother refused to donate a kidney to Bi Shu, the reason is so nasty. (Picture / Reposted from Bi Shujin Facebook)

However, when the situation was relatively poor at the beginning, Bi Shu was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot. In addition to contacting by phone and video, he also wanted to overcome all difficulties to fly to Korea to donate a kidney, but was rejected by his mother. Said that her mother insisted on refusing, “I always said that my work requires physical strength.” The doctor suggested that the 27-year-old brother should wait until his 30th birthday before undergoing surgery. My mother also felt better, so she could take it easy.

At present, Bi Shujin continues to pay close attention to the health of his mother, and will return to Korea for donation surgery if necessary. In addition, due to the epidemic, there was no way to reunite with family members before, so they could only “enclose the furnace” between Taiwan and South Korea through video conference. This time they will reunite, but they have not yet determined where they will meet. For Taiwan, it will be arranged in a hospital in Taiwan first to ensure that it will not affect the physical condition.