Lee Minho

It was summer. Minho and his daughter wanted to go somewhere for a vacation. Minho took a vacation and they chose a random city in Russia. They chose Siberia, Novosibirsk. From the photos, the city looked very beautiful and youthful, and most Koreans value fair skin, and in Siberia, it's usually impossible to get a deep tan. Minho had recently noticed that his daughter seemed to have lost a little weight, was drinking frequently, and was frequently running to the bathroom, but nothing else was out of the ordinary. A week later, Minho and Chunhee (his daughter) were taken by ambulance to the intensive care unit with a blood sugar of 24.1. The doctor then told Minho that Chunhee had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Minho's world was turned upside down, because he hadn't expected this at all. A few days later, Minho and his daughter were admitted to the endocrinology department in the same hospital building. The endocrinology department housed many diabetics, but only a few were obese or had thyroid problems. They put us in the same room as you. There were two other beds available. Minho was incredibly nervous and held his daughter close almost constantly. You also have type 1 diabetes, you're 15, and you decided to introduce yourself first, since Minho, in his condition, would hardly speak at all.