\'Korea saved my son twice\'

'During four days, I looked over a dictionary and wrote 'help me' in a message. I expected them to remember a kid who was saved his life in Korea' Last first week of March, there was a long message started with 'Hello? I am sending this from Mongolia'. The message contains 'A son who was saved his life from this hospital, the chest is keep lowering down and back is becoming twisted. I really wish the professor and nurses save his life again please' A sender is a Mongolian Munkhtuya (27), who gave birth to a son 'Hangal Baya' from this hospital on October, 2009. The baby was not healthy since he was in her belly. The mother visited Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital and had a medical inspection received a diagnosis of  congenital diaphragmatic hernia'. When the baby was born, he received a surgery then received one more surgery after a month. The surgery fee was paid by Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital and relief organization. But Hangalbaya's funnel chest became really worse started from last year. His chest becomes lowered down and the back is curved like alphabet 'S'. Hospital in Mongolia said 'Surgery is impossible' She posted a message in Facebook, then after few days later hospital replied to her 'if you send a photo with a local medical record, we will review them' Then the mother and son came to Korea on 15th last month. Airfare and cost of stay was paid by Korea health industry development institute. The surgery was carried out by cardio-thoracic surgeon Hyungjoo Park (58) and it was successful. Mother Munkhtuya went back to Mongolia with his recovered son and said 'I really appreciate to Korea for keep helping us'.