In 'Solo, Alone', Park Eun-hye was certain about her dementia.

On the broadcast of SBS Plus 'Solo, Alone' on the 1st, Park Eun-hye made grants.

That day, Park Eun-hye revealed her townhouse, and Shin Dong-yeob was surprised, saying, 'It keeps going up, it’s like the 63 Building.'

She also revealed an enormous storage room, which was all camping gear. Park Eun-hye laughed and said, 'I buy camping equipment with the money I save from buying clothes.' When asked how much that is, Park Eun-hye said, 'I can't say, but they say it's enough to buy an RV.' She seemed embarrassed, adding, 'Every piece of equipment differs according to the tent; camping relies on the equipment.'

When asked why she camps, Park Eun-hye said, 'Because I don't do anything.' She noted, 'My kids went to Canada, so I thought I should work hard, but I also had no work and spent a year doing nothing.' Park Eun-hye remarked, 'There’s nothing to do, and the world feels empty. I wondered if a person waiting for their death feels like this; it was too frustrating. I thought I would get depressed if I kept this up. But at the campsite, even if I just idle, I feel like I’m doing something; it gives me a sense of satisfaction.'

However, she showed symptoms of 'flickering' memory, which raised concerns. She had only taken out her clothes. Regarding this, she revealed, 'My memory has not been good since my 20s,' expressing that she even suspected dementia. She even lamented, 'I forgot not only a close friend’s wedding but also meetings with advertisers.' Park Eun-hye mentioned, 'I remembered until the morning but remembered the wedding that night, and I made the same mistake twice afterward. From then on, I put my clothes in visible places.'

After much consideration, Park Eun-hye went to the hospital for a detailed examination. She revealed her visit to the hospital and mentioned genetic factors, stating, 'I am already diagnosed with dementia,' and underwent a brain MRI for a detailed check-up.

Later, regarding the state of her brain, a specialist said, 'The age of your brain is two years older than your actual age,' stating that her brain age is not 47, but 49. He added, '(There is a bit of) cognitive function decline,' which shocked Park Eun-hye. She was even shocked to hear that her language function is somewhat diminished.

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