Famous oriental dancer Tanyeli's words filled with complaint: "This is not a pastry shop, it's a hospital."

Recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the famous oriental dancer Tanyeli continues her treatment in the hospital after undergoing surgery. Tanyeli, who expressed her dissatisfaction with those who visit her in the hospital, stated that visitors stay for too long in the patient room and requested more sensitivity regarding this matter.

COMPLAINT FROM TANYELI FIGHTING CANCER

Tanyeli said: 'I wish you all a blessed week. I hope it will be a beautiful week filled with health, wellness, abundance, blessings, and miraculous news. And I have a request from you. Please consider this as an announcement. Please do not misunderstand me. I have been in the hospital for a long time. It has been over 2 months since my hospital situation. Of course, I am not the one to teach the etiquette of hospital visits.

"I HAVE TO REST"

Thank you thousands of times for your kind visits. But to help you understand us, I think I might be able to provide a little guidance. I am very happy when my friends come to visit me, but the reason I am in the hospital is that I am sick and I need to rest. I have been in this confined space for over 2 months.

"THIS IS NOT A PASTRY SHOP, IT'S A HOSPITAL"

I am very happy when visitors come, but when it lasts too long, it can become a bit torturous. Because I have cramps, pain, and bloating. I believe all patients like me feel the same. This is a hospital, not a pastry shop, my friends. For example, I cannot go to the bathroom when someone is in the room. Someone comes and sits for hours. So please consider this as a small piece of information on behalf of myself and anyone else who might feel uncomfortable like me.

"WHEN HOSPITAL VISITS LAST TOO LONG, IT BECOMES TORTUROUS"

You came, you sat, how nice, how happy I am. But after a certain period, I really have to suffer with painful cramps. Everything that has happened to me has come from holding it in. That's why I promised myself to make this video. You have a place above my head during visiting hours."