Nursel Ergin shared her experiences: I said I'm glad I had cancer.

28.02.2025 14:30

It has been learned that Nursel Ergin, who abruptly left her cooking show, is undergoing cancer treatment and has overcome the disease. Reflecting on that process, Ergin stated, "First, I had uterine cancer, and they removed my uterus. A lot was done to me, and I faced many injustices. I consumed myself from within. Does a person really feel grateful for having cancer? I said to myself, 'I'm glad I had cancer.'"

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In 2007, Nursel Ergin, who became known through the game show "Var Mısın Yok Musun," had been hosting a cooking program called "Gelinim Mutfakta" for a long time. After suddenly leaving the program, Ergin had been away from the public eye for a long time.

FOUGHT CANCER

It has been revealed that Nursel Ergin fought breast and uterine cancer for 8 months and overcame the disease. Having left the difficult days behind, Ergin is preparing to return to the screens with a new cooking program.

"I SAID I'M GLAD I HAD CANCER"

In statements to Yasemin Döngel from Günaydın, Ergin said about her struggle with the disease, "First, I had uterine cancer, they removed my uterus. A lot was done to me, I faced many injustices. I consumed myself from within. Does a person thank God for having cancer? I said I'm glad I had cancer," she expressed.

"WHILE SCREAMING 'GOD, TAKE MY SOUL...'"

Expressing that her biggest source of motivation during the illness was childhood photos, Ergin said, "I have a photo from the nest. I thought if I give up and let myself go, it would be very unfair to them. Because those little Nursels were truly alone. They were the ones who were truly helpless. I am now a grown woman. I need to gather myself, collect those Nursels, lift the stones. I realized I had left one Nursel on a mountain and another in a sea. I have lived so much life and I kept saying, 'It didn't hurt, it didn't hurt, it didn't hurt, there's nothing, there's nothing, there's nothing.' I had deceived myself so much by saying 'It didn't hurt.' Where didn't it hurt? It had all solidified within me. I noticed them. Under every stone I lifted, I found another Nursel. And I saw that I needed to stand up for them, to be a sister to them, to be a mother to them. And the process goes on. Everything passes. I thought nothing would ever pass. That chemotherapy seemed like it would never end, while I was screaming 'God, take my soul,' it felt like it would never end, but everything passes. Look, I'm smiling right now. I'm doing my makeup. I'm looking at myself on the monitor. I can't believe it, it's in the past. Yes, I don't have hair, but it's starting to grow back now. And even better is starting to grow back. My only source of motivation was not to be unfair to my little Nursels because they had achieved something much harder," she said.