B2ST visits disabled students at their graduation

B2ST recently went to the Gangnam Severance Hospital for a ceremony entitled 'Korea's Hawkings, Congratulations!' to celebrate the graduation of students who are going through a hard time and receiving respiratory rehabilitation for various health conditions such as muscular disease, Lou Gehrig's disease, and severe spinal cord injuries.  For many of the students, such conditions have left them confined to wheelchairs or in their beds for the rest of their lives, which eventually atrophies the muscles and makes an oxygen respirator necessary.

Despite these hardships, these students have diligently completed their studies, enabling them to graduate, which is why they are being called Hawkings, after English physicist, Stephen Hawking.  

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For their graduation, B2ST members visited to relay messages of hope to these students and personally give out presents.