On the 2nd, the Korea Organ Organization Donation Institute announced on the 2nd that Jeong Yeon-soon (60), who worked as a nursing care worker for 12 years and helped the sick and difficult elderly, passed away by giving new life to three people through organ donation. The appearance of Jeong Yeon-soon in the past. Provided by Korea Organ Device Certification Organization
A woman in her 60s who suffered a brain death in an accidental accident while working as a nursing care worker for 12 years and caring for difficult patients died after giving her life to others.
The Korea Organ Organizations Donation Institute announced on the 2nd that Jeong Yeon-soon (60) gave new life to three people through organ donation and passed away.
Jeong, who worked as a nursing care worker, fell down in the bathroom on the 26th of last month while caring for an elderly patient with limited mobility and showed symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage. Jeong said that he usually said to his family as a habit of saying, “If you die, please do a good job.” Jeong’s family, who had an unexpected and sudden accident, decided to donate at the end of a family meeting, saying, “If you donate, it will save other people.
On the 30th of last month, Mr. Jeong gave new life to three people and died through donation of liver, kidney (left, right) and tissue at Myeongji Hospital in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. Born in 1960 in Goheung, Jeollanam-do, Jung, the fourth of seven siblings, married while working in a textile factory as a young man and had one son and one daughter. Jeong’s child said, “My mother always cared for a lot of people around me with a bright and joyful personality, and she was a warmer mother to us than anyone else.”
Jeong likes to help people in need since he was young, so when a neighboring house in the countryside struggled with farming, he said that he went on the road first to help out. In particular, Jung, who liked people and wanted to do a job to help the elderly, said that he was happy when he obtained a nursing care professional license 10 years ago.
On the 2nd, the Korea Organ Organization Donation Institute announced on the 2nd that Jeong Yeon-soon (60), who worked as a nursing care worker for 12 years and helped the sick and difficult elderly, passed away by giving new life to three people through organ donation. Provided by Korea Organ Device Certification Organization
Jeong’s older sister, Jeong Yeon-jin, said, “I am proud of you who did your best to help someone until the day you fell. Now that I am going to make love through donations that save lives, I hope that everyone will be remembered as a good person. I hope to become a bird in the sky and fly away.”
Se-min Oh, the coordinator of the Korean Organ Organizations Donation Center, who was in charge of donating, said, “I think the presence of someone like Jeong Yeon-soon who faithfully played his role until the last moment is the power to lead our Republic of Korea.” I give you.”
In order to solve the psychological and administrative difficulties faced by the bereaved families of donors, the Korea Long-term Organization Donation Service provides comprehensive family support by a family support team composed of social workers.
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