First statement from Murat Cemcir after recovering his health
Murat Cemcir, who spent three days in intensive care, was discharged in recent days. The famous actor, whose health status was a matter of concern, made a statement on his social media account.
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It was learned that Cemcir, who has made a name for himself with his successful acting in the productions he has starred in, was in intensive care. It emerged that the actor, who fell ill at home, was rushed by ambulance to a private hospital in Maslak.
As a result of the examinations, it was determined that the actor had suffered a diverticular hemorrhage.Cemcir's condition remained serious as diverticular hemorrhage is a condition that develops insidiously and carries a high vital risk. (Diverticular hemorrhage occurs as a result of the tearing or injury of blood vessels inside small pouch-like protrusions called diverticula that form on the wall of the large intestine.)
Cemcir, who received treatment in intensive care for three nights, was discharged on Monday.
FIRST STATEMENT ARRIVED
Murat Cemcir, who returned from the brink of death, made a statement after the difficult days. Cemcir used the following expressions:"72 hours... (The risky period after surgery) Waiting for 72 hours after staying in intensive care for 3 nights...
They were the longest hours of my life that seemed to never pass. I would like to thank my doctors, first and foremost; the nurses, caregivers, and hospital staff who took care of me...
"HELLO TO MY 2ND LIFE"
Hello to my 2nd life. I would like to thank everyone with all my heart who wished me a 'get well soon'; my family and relatives first and foremost; those who came to the hospital to visit me, called me, sent messages through different channels, those who know me and those who conveyed their get-well wishes through acquaintances, those who could not reach me but showed and made me feel that they loved me by wishing me 'get well soon' from their hearts, and those who prayed for my recovery with their hearts, and I offer my gratitude.
Medicine, of course, did what it could, and will continue to do so... When I evaluate my surgical processes, we understood that God protected me.
Entering my birthday in the intensive care room was the colorful part of the process. We are moving on to the rest phase at home."