Nursel Ergin | Nursel Ergin Ne Kanseri? | 2 Yaşında Yetimhaneye Verildi 18'inde Evlendi

Join this channel to take advantage of special offers:    / @bendenndinlee   #whois #howoldis #whereisshefrom Nursel Ergin, who made her name with the 2007 competition "Deal or No Deal?", hosted the cooking show "My Bride in the Kitchen" for a long time. After abruptly leaving her cooking show, Nursel Ergin had been out of the spotlight for a long time. She is returning to the big screen. It has been reported that Ergin has been undergoing cancer treatment for eight months and has overcome the disease. Having previously developed breast cancer after uterine cancer, Ergin said, "Do people ever give thanks for having cancer? They do!" Appearing as a guest on the Yasemince Ignorance program on YouTube, she said, "First, I had uterine cancer, and they removed my uterus. Then the doctor looked me in the eye and said, 'We have stage three breast cancer that has metastasized.' The result is clear. A lot was done to me. I was treated very unfairly. I was devastated, it was so wrong.... Can anyone be grateful for having cancer? Apparently they are! I'm so glad I had cancer." 44-year-old Nursel Ergin continued, "I still don't have any hair; I'm wearing a wig. I'm still in shock when I see myself in the mirror. I'm actually thinking about gradually sharing those insights. I've admired myself once again. I fell so far. It turns out that the lowest point I reached was truly my rebirth." Ergin, who said, "I thought I was going to die, I thought I'd never have the energy to live again. But life is beautiful. I'm really strong," explained that she hasn't told almost any of her friends about her illness. "I've been battling very serious things for nine months. I really preferred to be by myself. I don't want anyone. I cried a lot because I was so lonely," Ergin explained that she went through a worse period than she expected. Ergin is returning to the big screen with a new cooking show. Nursel Ergin, the host of "My Bride in the Kitchen," has a life story worthy of a movie. She was born on July 30, 1980. She spent her childhood in a foster home. My daughter-in-law, in tears, recounted her experience on her kitchen show: Let me be frank for the first time, asking, "What happened to me?" My parents had separated. I was one, and my older brother was two. My mother tried to take us, but her family didn't want us. This time, my mother came back. This time, my father's family didn't want my mother either. Even though so many people wanted us, my father took us to daycare. I never knew my mother. There was a constant ember inside me... Who is my mother? Do I look like my mother, or my father? I really wondered who gave birth to me. I said, "I'll find my mother," and I did... She lives in Afyon, got married, had a lot of children, and forgot about us. Then she fainted when she saw me. I was even angrier when she fainted. I wished she were a stronger woman. But there was no connection between us. It was as if nothing had happened... Then my mother told me she wanted to stay with us, but she had a lot of children, and I was furious with her again... because this time she was leaving her other children behind. I was so used to leaving my child behind... At that moment, my mother was gone for me. Because motherhood is a gift, and you have to take care of your children. But I was left so incomplete. How could she erase what I'd been through? My mother couldn't... I thought some things would get better as they grew up. They didn't. They just got bigger. There's nothing that can be done for us, the victimized children, unfortunately..." she said. Nursel may have grown up far away from her real mother. But there are two important mothers in her life: Oya and Nermin. "It's very important for a child to be loved," Nursel explains, "and I grew up being loved deeply at the nursery. There was also Meryem at the nursery. She couldn't have children, so she would take me home every weekend. Their love and care for me meant so much. Oya's love for all the children and the effort she put into us fed us more than any parent could, perhaps. She adds that growing up without a mother or father made her as strong as steel: "The things people get upset about surprise me. My brother, for example, isn't like me. He's resentful. Some kids are like that at the nursery." #nurselergin #mybrideinkitchen #whois