Baek Se-hee’s Legacy Lives On
Beloved South Korean author Baek Se-hee has died at the age of 35, leaving fans and the literary world in mourning. Her impactful writing touched countless readers, but her final act of generosity truly stands out. Before her passing, Baek Se-hee made the remarkable decision to donate her organs. Her heart, lungs, liver, and both kidneys have given new life to five people, ensuring her legacy continues in a powerful and compassionate way.
A Gift of Life After Loss
Baek Se-hee became widely known for her best-selling book, “I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki.” Her candid discussions about mental health resonated with readers around the world. Even after her passing, Baek Se-hee’s compassion shines through. By donating her organs, she gave hope to families in need and set an inspiring example of kindness. Fans and fellow writers continue to celebrate her impact, both through her words and through the lives she saved.
Sources:
Hindustan Times
