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TAEYANG HOSPITAL

Mr. Lee.

You left your phone.

You're here already?

Yes, Mom.

Is she here? Your girlfriend.

Well...

What is it?

I didn't tell her about this.

What?

I thought I should play hard to get.

I mean,

she won't introduce me to her family.

If I jump the gun and introduce her to you,

she'll think that I like her more.

Hey, what's wrong with that? You should've just told her to come.

The guy is supposed to like the girl more.

That's the key to a happy marriage.

You should like her more.

And it's okay even if it stays that way.

Let her find out. It's totally fine.

I'll wait inside, so call her now and tell her to come and join us.

-I'm fine with waiting. -I don't want to.

I don't want to do that, Mom.

Let me take some time and weigh my options to see

if there's a better girl out there.

Let me do the math.

Don't you think I'm losing out?

Aren't you sad about marrying me off to some girl?

I'll think hard again about whether or not

I should marry this girl.

You freak.

Why would you waste my time like this?

Hey.

I spent the whole day getting my hair done.

Hey. What?

You'll think about it?

-Think about what? -Gosh, Mom.

-I-- -Hey.

Why would I be sad to marry you off?

I'm not sad at all.

Please get married.

My blood pressure won't go down because of you.

Whoever it is, I want to bow down to this lady

who is willing to marry you and beg her to please take you off my hands.

-Sad, my foot. -Mom.

-Should I just live alone? -Shut it.

You punk, what is wrong with you?

Look.

If you bring up anything about living alone to my face ever again,

I'm going to pull out every hair on your head.

If you wronged her in any way, go beg for forgiveness.

If you're not good enough, tell her that you'll be better.

Promise her that and kiss up to her even if you don't mean it.

Don't try to kill me by saying you'll live alone. Got it?

You won't answer me?

Kiss up to her?

No.

You little...

-Hey, it's me. -Are you on your way?

I forgot that I had a radio show tonight.

I can't make it.

Did you call your mom?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

It's okay. Don't worry about me.

Don't feel sorry for me.

Yes.

-All right, then. -Bye.

Hey.

Are you trying to see if you can beat alcohol or what?

Historically, alcohol has always won.

-It's bound to win. -Oh, man.

-How did you know? -Hey.

Are you really dating Na-ri,

as the rumors say?

Yes?

Who is it?

What's up? What are you doing here?

You reek of alcohol.

Where do you think you're going?

With whom did you drink?

You said you had a radio show.

Gosh, where are you sitting?

Why are you sitting on my bed? Get up. Right now.

Chi-yeol is studying downstairs.

Come on. Get up. Chi-yeol will be home soon.

Goodness.

I told you that Chi-yeol will be back soon.

What are you thinking?

What is the matter with you?

Who were you with and how much did you drink?

I'm asking you how much you drank.

Do you want some coffee?

Or water?

You're frustrating me so much.

Why aren't you talking at all?

My gosh, why are you taking that off? You need to leave.

Go home and sleep. Go.

I should go to sleep. I'm so sleepy now.

What are you doing now?

You're sober, aren't you? Don't act drunk.

Don't act like you're confused. Get up.

You know that you're at my place and that this is my bed. Get up already.

What's with you today?

All right, fine.

Fine.

Fine.

Go home. It's getting late.

I can't believe you drank as soon as you finished your radiation therapy.

Hey.

I got a compatibility reading done for us.

You don't like those things though.

I hate it. I have no interest in things like that, and I don't even believe it.

But I wanted to check because it's with you.

I was curious

if I'd be able to make you happy.

And?

Tell me. What did the reading say?

-It's a secret. -Come on. Don't be like that.

Then why did you even bring it up?

Just tell me. Is it good or bad?

Come on. Tell me.

Gosh, seriously.

Just tell me since you already brought it up. I'm dying to know.

Apparently, we'll have no kids.

Who said that? The fortune-teller?

-Yes. -Who was it?

Why?

I'll go and ask myself.

I don't know.

Did you see someone famous?

Is the fortune-teller supposed to be good?

I think so.

Really? Then we'll get another reading done from someone else.

Are you not okay with having no kids?

Of course not. I want to be a good mom.

What about you? Are you okay with it?

See? You like kids too, right?

Did you get plastered like this because of what you heard

from one fortune-teller?

Gosh, you kill me. Did you take

the fortune-teller's groundless prediction to heart? Is that why you're this upset?

Are you actually upset?

What time did you say I was born?

-I told her it's 8 a.m. -I was born at 8 p.m.

You got that wrong already.

Look. Let's go together next time

to check our compatibility.

Don't give them wrong information

and end up with such ridiculous predictions, okay?

Why do you like me?

Because you're manly.

-Not that. -You want another reason?

There's nothing else.

Don't tease me.

Is it okay...

that I have breast cancer?

I know I've seen just one fortune-teller,

but she said we can't have kids. Are you okay with that?

Are you okay with a man

who has breast cancer and can't have kids?

What is with you today?

I am a man, right?

Don't laugh.

You had surgery, so the cancer is no longer a concern.

I just have to see

as many fortune-tellers as I can and find the ones

that say we'll have a lot of kids together, right?

Then what's the problem? Why are you being like this?

I'm asking you what the real problem is. What's bothering you?

Gosh! You startled me. My goodness.

You're acting suspiciously. Why were you hiding down there?

What? I wasn't hiding.

I dropped my pen, so I was just picking it up.

I don't want it.

It's good for you.

Did you manage to put the money back without Hwa-sin catching you?

Yes.

Were you stuck there until this morning

because Hwa-sin came home before you could get out?

-Yes. -Goodness.

Where did you hide in that tiny apartment?

In his closet?

-What? -Isn't that the only place you can hide?

Both of you hid there?

Yes.

Until this morning?

Yes.

Nothing happened, right?

-What do you mean? -I'm sure nothing happened.

You can spend 100 nights with an asexual man,

and nothing will happen.

After tallying up all the events held by local government agencies last year,

we found out that 46 festivals took place a day nationwide.

In total, 829 billion won from the yearly budget was spent on them.

Can we say these events were organized for their selfish gain and were wasteful?

Lee Hyun-jong has the exclusive story.

-Yesterday afternoon... -Finally, the weather.

You know there were breaking news earlier, right?

The weather completely changed from before. Are you ready?

-All right, be on standby. -Okay.

What's wrong with her? Hey, what's the matter?

Ju-hui, are you okay? What's wrong?

-What's wrong with her? -Why are you sweating so much?

-Are you all right? -Yes.

Can you really do it?

Are you okay?

Hey, are you all right?

She doesn't look well.

Hey. My gosh.

She doesn't seem okay, Dong-gi.

She doesn't look well at all. Get her out of here.

Ju-hui, will you be able to do it?

I can do it, sir.

Are you in a lot of pain? What's wrong?

I need to report the weather.

It's going to get very cold.

Her appendix. I think her appendix burst.

-What are you doing? Call 911. Hurry. -Appendix?

The weather. Report the weather first.

-Hurry up. -Dong-gi, she can't do it.

What's the special weather statement?

A strong wind advisory was issued 15 minutes ago.

It's not like a hurricane is coming. Let's just skip the weather.

Really?

What do you guys think? Can we take it out? Will that be okay?

The weather forecast is news too. We shouldn't skip it.

Do we even have a replacement for it?

We absolutely can't take it out.

Hey, do we have a one-minute news clip?

Guys, look for something that we can throw in.

-Find something! -A strong wind advisory was just issued.

The temperature will drop, people will be unprepared for the rain and wind.

They'll catch a cold if they walk around without an umbrella.

Today's forecast is as important as the flu shot.

Stop talking my ear off, okay? We don't have a weather forecaster on site now.

Dong-gi, have you found anything yet?

I'll just drag out the closing, sir.

The weather forecast is a part of the closing anyway.

I'll do it.

-You? -You?

Oh, we found something.

We'll play something we were going to use for the news at noon.

Hold on.

You'll have to do the closing

right after the weather. Can you make it back in time?

You might not be able to sit here again.

I can certainly make it back in time.

The advisory was issued ten minutes ago, so people are unprepared.

You may not think many people watch the weather forecast,

but many do listen to it to decide what to wear

and whether or not they should take an umbrella with them.

Please let me do it.

What should we do? Please hurry up and make your decision.

-How many seconds do we have? -Is she doing it?

I'll do it.

This morning,

a weather advisory was issued for strong wind gusts and rain,

-Is she doing the weather forecast again? -and your commute will be affected.

This is an unexpected rain forecast after the sudden first snowfall we had.

The current temperature in Seoul is five degrees,

and with the wind gusts of up to 4.8m per second,

it'll feel even colder.

For the west coast, Gyeonggi, South Chungcheong,

and Jeolla Provinces as well as for Jeju Island,

a strong wind warning has been issued.

For Seoul and other regions such as Eastern Gangwon and Gyeongsang Province,

a strong wind advisory has been issued.

The expected rainfall

is 20mm to 60mm in Jeju Island.

In the southern region, 10mm to 30mm is expected.

The other regions are also expecting

around 20mm of rain today.

Try to stay away from large windows during your commute.

Due to the strong wind gusts, signs and billboards

may fall onto the streets or cars,

so please be careful.

If you need to go outside, don't forget your umbrella

and bundle up in winter clothes.

That was the weather report.

Hurry. Na-ri, Run! Go! Standby, cue!

That concludes today's

SBC News Morning.

Do Na-ri's closing statement too. Go!

Thank you for tuning in.

How did it go?

Was the empty female anchor seat in the frame?

You zoomed in on him, right?

Why did you insist on doing it? We told you not to do it.

That was... Darn it.

Are you a weather forecaster now or what?

God, I don't even know anymore.

Hey, so what happened? What's going on now?

I don't know. Guys, give me an update, okay?

Hey.

Are you an anchor or a weather forecaster?

Are you a weather forecaster or an anchor? What are you?

Choose one. Get your act together, will you?

God damn it.

What is going on now?

SBC WEATHER

You can't sit there.

An anchorwoman with breast cancer

who may quit any day because of her condition.

Do you think you can manage to get hired on a permanent basis?

Hey, my wife said she saw you

getting your radiation therapy at a hospital.

Mr. Park, that's...

Tell Hwa-sin

to come and apologize to me on his knees for what he did the other day.

Then I won't tell anyone.

That will not happen.

Hey.

Just worry about doing your job well, okay?

Your eyes look sleepy. They look like eyes of a rotten fish.

You'll make our viewers fall asleep.

Don't spend all your time picking on junior colleagues.

Really?

All right.

That jerk.

Jeez, what a douche.

It looks like he needs another beating.

What did he say to you?

Nothing much.

That jerk.

There's never a quiet day here.

I'm so annoyed. I'm really sick of this.

Crap.

-Hey. -What? What do you want?

-About Na-ri... -What now?

Did you know that she has breast cancer?

What?

I feel so bad for her.

-Mr. Oh. -Knock first.

Okay, I'm sorry.

Did you know that Na-ri has breast cancer?

-Breast cancer? -What?

I feel bad for her.

-Seong-suk. -Ja-yeong.

Did you know that Na-ri has breast cancer?

-What? -What?

That poor thing.

Gosh, seriously.

I just risked my news anchor position to make sure

the weather forecast aired. Did you see that or not?

Didn't you hear me saying

that there would be strong wind gusts and rain?

Gosh, it's pouring so hard.

-Mr. Lee. -Where were you going, by the way?

I followed you out to give you the umbrella.

You stormed out of the studio,

so I knew you were going to step out without an umbrella.

That's why I followed you out with one.

I wanted to make sure you wouldn't get wet.

You just know these things after having a crush for three years.

During those three years, I couldn't give you an umbrella even when I had one.

Now, I can follow you out and hold an umbrella over your head.

I'm so happy.

Mr. Lee.

Look outside.

It's still morning,

but because of the pouring rain,

it's all dark outside. Doesn't it kind of feel like nighttime?

Yes, it does.

With all this rain and wind,

people probably can't see us from the outside.

Right.

It's so nice.

What's nice?

They can't see us.

You said the sun will be out in the afternoon.

No one can see what we do.

So?

I'm just saying.

-Jeez. -What?

Mr. Lee.

No one will see us even if we kiss.

This is thrilling. I mean, we're in a parking lot now.

Right?

Yes, you're right.

Get out.

-Are you busy? -Yes, I'm busy.

You said you're getting a car wash. That's why you're busy?

I don't need a car wash anymore. I'm going out for a story instead.

-Mr. Lee. -What?

You were going to get a car wash, so you must have some time to kill.

Let's go back to the fortune-teller you saw yesterday

and get another reading together. Let's go.

You see, there's a huge difference between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

I bet the fortune-teller will say we can have kids if we get another reading.

Okay? Come on, let's go.

Don't be upset over something like that.

And don't drink, okay?

Get out.

Let's go together.

Get out.

I said, get out.

Give me back the umbrella, then.

His mom is over at his place. Why isn't he picking up?

You have no other problems,

but you can't have kids in your current state.

Is it because of the breast cancer?

The radiation therapy does expose patients to high amounts of radioactivity,

so we can't completely ignore it.

But it was breast cancer, which only affected your chest,

so this is very rare. We'll have to keep monitoring your condition.

Smoking and drinking may worsen it although it's case by case.

Most people who are impotent find out about it unexpectedly.

No one really suspects

that they could be impotent before they find out.

I thought the results from the in-depth examination would be different.

Please don't tell Na-ri.

Okay, I won't.

I won't tell her.

Do you plan to marry her without telling her?

Then why do you want me to keep it from her?

Are you going to break up with her?

No.

Then are you going to marry her?

No.

Are you going to date her?

No.

Then you'll do nothing?

-No. -What is your plan, then?

I'll do everything.

You've lost your mind.

How could I be sane now?

You should see a psychiatrist.

You're making me too anxious. I'm afraid you might do something crazy.

Don't be afraid of seeing a psychiatrist. It really isn't a big deal.

You just talk to them and consult them. That's what it's all about.

Your mind needs to be at peace for your body to heal.

I've been seeing a breast cancer specialist and a urologist.

Now, a psychiatrist too? You also said my liver is unhealthy.

Whom should I see for that?

Every time I come to this hospital,

I should just stop by every department

and get diagnosed, treated, and do that over and over again.

I'll see a psychiatrist on top of that as well.

Here's your prescription.

Please don't forget to take your medication once a day.

So, what should I say if Na-ri calls?

You're a good liar.

You're my first male patient with breast cancer who's also impotent.

I know. Why me...

Why does it have to be me?

But you see,

you're also the manliest man

I've ever met.

Do you actually think that's going to make me feel better?

Try not to be alone.

And no bad thoughts, okay?

I want to be alone, and I keep having crazy thoughts.

I want to die. The thought of encountering women scares me.

Na-ri scares me the most, and I'm utterly embarrassed.

I'm confused as to whether I'm a man or a woman.

Even the traffic lights confuse me.

Everything looks like it's stuck in the middle. I feel crazy.

Even the camera lens terrifies me when I'm on air.

I had never once feared the camera,

but nowadays, I feel as if

even the camera is mocking me and looking down on me.

I feel as though it's jeering at me and seeing right through me.

Gosh, you poor thing.

Anyway,

please don't tell Na-ri.

If you do, I'm actually going to jump into the Han River.

Don't worry. I'll make sure to...

My, it cleared up so quickly.

It was raining so hard.

Hello, Ms. Yun.

Hi.

You're all bundled up.

You told us to bundle up this morning.

-Did you watch it? -Of course, I did.

Thanks to you, I wore a windproof jacket

and took an umbrella when I went out earlier.

But the sky cleared up very quickly.

I know, right?

You should visit when he's home.

I just stopped by to fill up his fridge, so it's fine.

I see.

Have you had lunch yet?

What?

It's savory and delicious. It's just how I like it.

-Really? -Gosh.

Hwa-sin likes his food too bland.

Because of him, I have no choice but to eat everything bland.

Bland food is good, but you still need a little bit of flavor, right?

Of course.

What kind of daughter-in-law do you want?

Daughter-in-law?

What do you mean?

Nothing matters as long as Hwa-sin likes her.

-Really? -Yes, of course.

I think he's seeing someone now.

He was supposed to introduce me to her the other day, but he changed his mind.

What about you?

Are things going well with Jeong-won?

Not really.

Let's see.

Is it all cooked now?

It's good.

-Do you like it? -Yes, it's so good. Here.

Try one. Here.

From here

to here. I'll take everything.

That one too.

I'll take them all.

So far, 998 in total.

I'll take everything from here to there.

I'll take these too.

Hey.

What?

You don't think I can afford it?

-Have you lost your mind? -I make good money too.

I'll take everything on those racks.

I have money too. Do you think I can't afford it?

Do you think I wore your shirts because I had no money?

I'll change into a new one every hour.

These here...

Bring out anything else you have!

They're all mine. Na-ri is mine too.

I'm the only man in Na-ri's life.

I'm her only man.

How have you been?

-Hi. -Hey, Na-ri.

-Thank you for coming. -No problem.

Are you okay?

-I'm fine. -Hey.

You looked so excited when you were reporting the weather forecast.

I know. I enjoyed it.

Oh, by the way...

I heard Mr. Park is going around

telling everyone that you have breast cancer.

It's not true, right?

He's been picking on you, and he's even spreading a ridiculous rumor now.

What the heck is his problem?

It's actually true.

What?

I had surgery.

It's only stage one though.

I've finished my radiation therapy as well.

I'm fine now.

Hey, you're so young.

You should really look after your health.

I mean, you're on a contract now.

The company wouldn't like that.

I told you that I'm totally fine now.

I'm really okay. Just make sure you pass gas.

It won't come out.

But I smelled it earlier.

What are you talking about?

Are you not okay with having no kids?

Of course not. I want to be a good mom.

What about you? Are you okay with it?

See? You like kids too, right?

May I help you?

May I help you find something?

These things here.

I'll take everything here!

Everything.

Are you moving in or what?

Take them all. They're all yours.

I bought them for you.

What...

Are you crazy? Why did you buy so many things?

-What is this? Are these all baby clothes? -Aren't they cute?

How many kids do you want?

Why did you buy these things already?

I guess we'd better start now.

I know, right?

Is something wrong? Why are you...

Nothing's wrong.

-There must be something. -No, there isn't.

Hey.

I'm sorry.

-For what? -I'm sorry I can't be like other guys.

That's not true.

-No, I'm not good enough for you. -What do you mean?

I don't deserve your love.

Why do you like me?

You're sexy. You're super attractive.

You look so hot when you present news that I don't want anyone else to watch it.

Can you live without me?

Answer me.

Why are you asking me this? You're scaring me.

I can't live without you.

Where are you going?

Nowhere. Just sleep.

Sleep.

Hey, you're getting home now?

Where are you going in the middle of the night all dressed up?

Just study, you brat.

RAK PASTA

No. Please, no!

Don't!

Where did she go now?

Where did Ja-yeong go in the middle of the night?

Does it mean she cured his asexuality?

Seriously?

I should've gone there to put the money back instead of her.

I should've gotten trapped inside the closet with him.

What a shame.

I'm so lonely.

Gosh, I'm so cold.

The National Statistical Office's research shows

that the consumer price index

rose by 1.3 percent from last year.

I heard it's breast cancer.

It's the biggest increase in the last eight months from this past February.

-When did you find out? -The price has risen...

-Be good to her. -resulting in overall price increases

especially for seasonal produce

like napa cabbage and radish.

I heard you went to the hospital with her.

That is all for today.

Yes.

Good job, Na-ri.

Good work, everyone.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Yes, it's true.

But my surgery went well, and my radiation therapy is done too.

I'll look after my health and make sure I can be here every day for the news.

Having breast cancer isn't a sin, you know.

Wow. I didn't think that Hwa-sin

would go somewhere like that for a woman.

I guess I misjudged him.

Gosh.

I think HR found out about her breast cancer.

I don't think it'll be easy for Na-ri to get a permanent position.

Gosh, that poor thing.

Hey, Hwa-sin.

My goodness.

-What's wrong? -Do people think that it's you?

Did you know about the rumor?

Then why didn't you tell me? Was I the last person to find out?

Don't do anything, okay?

You may not get the permanent position.

I don't think something like that will affect their decision.

If I don't get the role, it won't be because of the cancer.

I'm probably just not good enough.

So please just stay quiet.

Okay?

What the hell am I doing to you?

You heard me, right?

I want to keep seeing you presenting the news.

Besides, it's not a big deal for women to have breast cancer.

Besides, it's not a big deal for women to have breast cancer.

It's the same thing. How is it not a big deal?

Did you know? Did you date her fully knowing about it?

Na-ri isn't sick. She's not the one who's sick.

I'll handle it myself.

How exactly are you going to do that? Is this how you handle things?

Mr. Lee.

Hey. Have you had dinner yet?

Yes, I have.

You can stop now.

No more pretending to be the sick one.

I'm going to tell the company

that I'm the one with breast cancer.

I'll tell them the fact that you were only covering up for me

to make sure word doesn't get out,

so consider yourself informed.

Don't you dare.

I'll take a short break.

If you actually do that, I'm going to kill you.

Then I'll let you kill me.

I'll never see you again.

Sure, do that.

-Let's break up. -Okay, let's break up.

-It's really over. -Yes. Let's end it.

It's for the better.

Are you insane? Have you lost your mind?

The rumor has already spread. Why can't you just let it be?

If people find out

that you're the one with breast cancer,

imagine how differently they'll look at you.

I'll let you have your way with everything else, okay? Come on.

Do as I say. Please?

I liked acting like a patient in your place.

I was happy because it gave me a reason to be with you.

-Do you still feel that way? -Yes, I still do.

Even now, when people talk about you behind your back, stare at you,

and make you uncomfortable with their pity and sympathy?

Yes, even now.

I'd much rather lie than reveal the fact that I was covering up for you.

You'd better not tell them.

If you do, I'll go back to Jeong-won.

Are you worried that I might not get the permanent position because of it?

I'll do better.

I can't digest my dinner without watching your news every night.

I have to watch it every night.

You absolutely can't tell them.

I told you not to do it, okay?

I want to stop feeling apologetic to you.

The doors are closing.

I heard it's breast cancer.

I don't think it'll be easy for Na-ri to get a permanent position.

Don't do anything, okay?

I want to keep seeing you presenting the news.

I liked acting like a patient in your place.

I was happy because it gave me a reason to be with you.

BREAST CANCER TREATMENT ROOM

Please help me, Doctor.

Come in.

Hey, listen. Why don't they want to go to Kenya?

I'd love to go there for a year as a correspondent so that I could

enjoy the amazing coffee there and play with wild animals.

They're so lazy. They won't go even just for a year.

-Mr. Oh. -What?

I'd like to do an investigative story. It's been a while.

I'm getting tired of sitting at the desk all the time.

Sure. That helps me out anyway.

What's the story?

-Leave it to me. -All right.

-Mr. Oh. -Yes?

People will forget everything in a year, right?

-About what? -Anything.

-Like what? -Just in general.

I'm heading out for a story.

Oh, look at this. Is this why they don't want to go to Kenya?

Hey, how are you feeling?

I'm totally fine.

My treatments are finished. I'm healthy now.

It won't hinder my work performance at all.

Hwa-sin, I heard you took her to the hospital.

Not really. I was actually the one with--

He was very good to me while I was being treated for breast cancer.

It wasn't Na-ri. I was--

You have something here.

How embarrassing.

Mr. Lee.

Didn't you say you were running late? You should go.

You should get back to work. Go, it's fine.

You went into that place swarming with women?

I'm impressed.

I really am.

I know, right? He even held my hand.

Watch what you eat, okay?

-I will. -Eat up.

What are you doing, Mom?

I'm waiting to watch your news.

Why? You watch it all the time.

Still.

I haven't had dinner yet.

I want the spicy fish stew for dinner. Can you make it for me?

What?

There's no fish at home.

Why are you suddenly craving fish stew?

Step out now and buy some fish, then.

I'm really craving it.

All right.

Bye.

Gosh.

Is he pregnant or what?

Why is he suddenly craving fish stew?

SBC 7 NEWS PRIME

The planned revisions of the medical law, which will toughen

penalties for abortions, is provoking controversy.

Korea is the second most worried nation among the OECD member countries,

following Mexico.

According to the Korea Central Cancer Registry,

a total of 61 male patients were diagnosed with breast cancer

across the country in 2013.

Let's find out the causes, symptoms,

and treatment for male breast cancer.

-Stay tuned for SBC 7 News Prime. -No, Mr. Lee.

Regardless of how tall, short,

handsome, or ugly they are,

all men do their best

to build their chest muscles.

That's because a broad chest

is considered a symbol of masculinity for men.

However, among 25.78 million Korean men,

about 500 to 1,000 end up

having to get their chests removed through surgery.

I'm talking about male breast cancer patients.

The first male breast cancer patient in Korea was found in 1923,

and it has been on the rise since then.

Currently in 2016, there are 500 to 1,000 male patients,

which accounts for 0.5 to 1 percent

of the total number of breast cancer patients.

Male breast cancer patients in the following cases

are luckier than others.

The first case would be those who find out about it early.

Lee, a man in his 30s,

had never imagined that he'd have breast cancer.

Hence, it was a miracle that his cancer was detected at an early stage.

One day, someone pointed out that he had a lump in his chest.

It was stage-one breast cancer.

If he had been unlucky,

he would have found his cancer

at a later stage as most patients do,

which means he would've most likely died helplessly.

You should put on some antiseptic or something.

It won't stop bleeding. What should we do?

Your chest

feels like my mom's.

You might have breast cancer.

If someone detected your cancer before you did,

you should be grateful to that person for the rest of your life.

If that person is your girlfriend,

you two must be destined to be together.

You're also lucky

if your spouse or girlfriend is aware of your illness.

Many male breast cancer patients

fear visiting hospitals.

Visiting a breast clinic,

which is always full of women,

is something most men dread of doing.

Sadly, many male patients hesitate before seeing a doctor

in fear of what other people might think about them.

This is how the examination works.

The examination is even more painful for men

because their chests mostly consist of muscles.

If your partner is not aware of your cancer,

you'll have to go through the pain all alone.

After the surgery,

you need to wear a special bra

to stop the bleeding.

However, can you imagine a man

buying this bra himself?

Male breast cancer patients

stand out more than any other cancer patients.

Everyone gossips about them.

Everyone stares at them.

It is a battle that is too difficult to fight alone.

Sometimes,

the patient's girlfriend books appointments

under her name

to pretend that she's the one being treated.

She's taking the risk

of being gossiped about herself.

Not everyone has to do that,

but if the male patient feels too humiliated,

it could be a way to help him.

If your cancer is detected early,

and if your partner supports you, you're lucky.

Nevertheless, such a miracle doesn't happen

to most male breast cancer patients.

The hardest part is that

they can never really talk to anyone about their illness.

They have to continue working while pretending to be healthy.

They'll also keep it from their partners in fear of losing them.

That's because what they fear the most

is not the pain itself, but the prejudice

that they're not manly.

You'll find it hard to believe, but...

I was also diagnosed with breast cancer.

I was lucky enough to find out early and had my partner's full support.

However, I still had to constantly fight against deep-rooted prejudice.

I was in despair.

I couldn't tell anyone at work about my illness.

I was afraid that I might...

lose this news anchor position.

But I realized that there's something a lot more important than that.

I lost a part of my chest,

but in order to protect the person I love,

I'm making this confession,

and I have no regrets whatsoever.

I'm just sorry that I couldn't do this earlier.

Male breast cancer patients are just like other cancer patients,

and they're still men.

Fighting against cancer is hard enough.

They shouldn't suffer more from such unfair prejudice.

I hope that practical measures to help male breast cancer patients

can be put in place in the near future.

I dream of a country where even minorities can be happy.

This concludes

the SBC seven o'clock news.

Thank you for watching.

Subtitle translation by Hyun-joo Choi

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