Girls' Generation member Sooyoung proved once again to have a heart of gold when she revisited former basketball coach, Park Seung Il, who was diagnosed back in 2002 with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). In the past, she had mentioned her desire to visit him and have done so in 2010, snapping a picture to share with her fans.
Unfortunately, this caused a portion of netizens to malign her with comments, such as, "Did you visit him in the hospital to get a shot of proof? Why are you making a V-sign by a hurting patient? Are you making fun of the hurting patient?" However, it was shown through 'Strong Heart' that she had taken time out of her busy schedule just to keep visiting him, and it was revealed the picture was taken because he of Park Seung Il's request. Other Girls' Generation members have likewise taken time out of their schedule to visit Park Seung Il. This year, Sooyoung visited him again, showing that their friendship was as strong as ever!
The two snapped another cute picture together, which was uploaded onto her Instagram on December 15. The kind idol wrote, "Selca bong time. My brother, Seung Il, who said he enjoyed such a happy 2014 thanks to the 'Ice Bucket Challenge.' We want to say thanks to the people who helped."
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