'My Remaining Romance,' the first broadcast about young people with terminal and serious illnesses finding love

On the SBS variety show ″My Remaining Love,″ Choi Yena mentioned that she had suffered from pediatric lymphoma during her childhood. The first episode of ″My Remaining Love,″ which aired on the 3rd, featured MCs Lee Se-young, Jung Yong-hwa, Doyoung, and Choi Yena. During the broadcast, Lee Se-young asked Choi Yena about her childhood battle with illness, and Choi Yena said, ″I was a pediatric lymphoma patient when I was a baby. So I empathize with the other participants on ’My Remaining Love,’ and it feels strange.″ In that episode, interview videos of the participants were revealed. They recalled their experiences of being given terminal diagnoses or being on the brink of death, saying things like, ″The mortality rate was high, and they told me to prepare myself mentally. It was about stage 4,″ and ″I heard the word cancer. It didn’t really sink in. They said I could die. I was stunned.″ Jung Yong-hwa said, ″There are so many things you want to do and so much you want to enjoy at that age, but you had to fight illness...″ and added, ″I should prepare to shed tears.″ He also said, ″Since the participants are people who really could have lost their lives and have gone through uncertain times, I hope things go well for them and that they have happy relationships.″ ″My Remaining Love″ is a dating reality program that depicts the process of young adults in their 20s and 30s, who have been given terminal diagnoses or have been on the brink of death, confronting life and love again. Starting from the question, ″If I had little time left, who would I love?″ this program shows young people who have experienced the finiteness of life finding love again through the days they have been given.