A father's enduring love: Cancer-stricken Korean man who searched for a home for his autistic son dies at 64
SEOUL, Sept. 8 -- Jeon Gyeong-cheol, the writer known nationwide as the "Peter Pan Dad" for his public quest to secure long-term care for his autistic son, has died at age 64 after battling late-stage liver cancer, according to the Developmental Disabilities Support Expert Forum.
According to the Korea Herald, Jeon, who spent more than two decades as the sole caregiver to his 27-year-old son with severe autism, received a terminal diagnosis in April last year. With only months left to live, he travelled across South Korea, contacting nearly 1,000 care facilities in hopes of finding a safe and permanent home for his son, whose developmental level is assessed as that of a toddler.
His search - documented in essays he published on the plat...
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