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Update: Hyorin's Agency Reveals Upcoming Solo Comeback Is Part Of Larger Project

Updated January 26 KST:. Hyorins comeback is only the beginning!. Her agency bridʒ (bridge) announced, Beginning with Hyorins new release on February 6, we are planning on a three-part single project, where three singles will be released gradually.

SET UP TIME is the name of the three-part project, and each singles release will be revealed through a fitting moving teaser..

Hyorin is gearing up for her comeback to the music industry. On January 25, Hyorin uploaded a photo of a post-it with the caption, To do list…February 6.

On the post-it, there are three things listed. The first two items sending you away and getting over you are checked off, while breaking up is the last item listed without a check next to it.

She also uploaded a clip of a countdown timer with 24 hours on the clock. It says #1 To Do List on the right-hand corner which is similar to the post-it image and may be the name of her new single.

She added many hashtags including, I want to hurry up and let you listen to it showing her excitement for her comeback. The digital single will be released on February 6 at 6 p.m.

It was previously announced that Hyorin will be releasing a new digital single on February 6. This will be Hyorins first solo release since leaving Starship Entertainment and setting up her own agency called bridʒ.

For more infomation >> Update: Hyorin's Agency Reveals Upcoming Solo Comeback Is Part Of Larger Project - Duration: 2:04.

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200 feliratkozó! 200 sub! (English subtitle is avaible) - Duration: 2:06.

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WHAT IS MENINGITIS? MY STORY - Duration: 5:27.

Hello guys!

Today's video, I'm going to do like a story time video.

I'm going to tell you a story about when I was four years old.

I had Bacterial Meningitis and a stroke.

For those who don't know what Bacterial Meningitis is,

it's the inflammation of the brain and spinal cord.

Yeah, I had that.

Although some people end up deaf after Meningitis,

because of the medications,

I was born deaf.

BUT, I do have a cochlear implant and a malformed cochlea,

so that puts me at higher risk of getting Meningitis than hearing people.

A lot of kids get ear infections.

I only had two in my life so far,

and both of them were really bad!

I had my first ever ear infection when I was four, and I was in preschool.

My parents took me to the doctor, and they said I had an ear infection,

so they put me on antibiotics.

For the next week, my mom said I started to get sicker and sicker,

and I was very lethargic, not moving around much, and staring off into space.

They kept taking me to the doctor,

and they said it was a virus and it had to run its course.

They also took me to the emergency room, and they were told the same thing.

My mom kept asking the doctor, "What about Meningitis?",

and, mom thought that because I was walking very stiff.

She said the doctor grabbed me by the head, back and forth, and said, "If she had Meningitis, she wouldn't let me do this".

My mom thought he was a jerk.

The next morning,

I had a seizure in front of my parents,

so they called an ambulance and I was taken to a local hospital.

They couldn't do anything for me at the local hospital,

so they wanted to send me to the children's hospital,

which was two hours away, and there were no ambulances available.

I had to go by helicopter!

My mom rode with me in an ambulance to a baseball field, where they transported me into the helicopter.

My mom wasn't allowed to go on the helicopter.

It was full of medical people, medical professionals, and I was so scared. I was like, screaming and crying all the way

to the hospital, and, I really wanted my mom.

It was so scary!

There was everybody staring at me, and it was uncomfortable.

I got to the hospital in 20 minutes.

It took my parents two hours!

Wow!

At the children's hospital, the doctor's wanted to give me a spinal tap to see if there was any bacteria in my spinal fluid.

That's where they inject a needle into your spine and pull out fluid.

My mom said, it was awful!

I was in so much pain, there were FIVE...

FIVE...

people had to climb on top of me to like, stop moving.

And I was like, not stopping.

But...

I don't have memory of that, at all. I don't remember the pain.

Whew!

Good!

When the test results came back, I DID have Meningitis,

Bacterial Meningitis.

A neurologist said the seizure I had was a stroke.

I had weakness on the right side of my body, and I wasn't walking or grabbing things well.

I got SO many needles!

And, I hate them.

They would have to take me to a different room, far away from the kids, from people, so I was like, screaming so loud,

and they didn't want me to disturb them.

And...I don't like needles.

I have scars on my hands. Two, I think I have four.

There's three here, and then there's one.

And, I also have like, an IV tube scar here somewhere.

I think that's from it too.

I ended up in the hospital for 15 days before I finally got home.

I was out of school for over a month.

I got physical therapy for a month, and then I quickly bounced back.

Luckily, there were no lasting effects.

So, that is my story!

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this video. I really appreciate it!

I hope you learned something about this.

And...

thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't.

Bye!