Nihal Candan's final words revealed
Social media personality Nihal Candan, who was admitted to intensive care after her weight dropped to 23 kilograms due to an eating disorder, faced death yesterday when her heart stopped. Candan, who was resuscitated after 10 minutes of cardiac massage, then entered a critical 24-hour period. However, her heart stopped a second time, and despite all interventions, she could not be saved. Candan's final words left those who heard them heartbroken.
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Nihal Candan, who once frequently made headlines on social media, began experiencing severe health problems after being sent to prison on charges of 'fraud' and 'money laundering.' Diagnosed with 'Anorexia Nervosa' by doctors, Candan was released by court order after suffering significant weight loss.
When she was admitted to intensive care weighing only 23 kilograms, her family and loved ones mobilized to support her. Her mother had asked everyone for prayers, stating, "All of her organs are failing."
CRITICAL MOMENTS FOLLOWED ONE ANOTHER
Nihal Candan's heart stopped yesterday evening while she was continuing her treatment at the hospital, but she was brought back to life through the intervention of doctors. However, in the morning, fashion designer Pınar Kerimoğlu shared the bad news once again in a statement on her social media account.
Kerimoğlu revealed the severity of the situation by saying, "I called her mother, Umut, and asked, 'How is she?' Unfortunately, Nihal's heart has stopped again. They are currently performing CPR."
THE SAD NEWS ARRIVED
Immediately following Kerimoğlu's statement, social media personality Sıla Doğu, the sister of Dilan Polat, confirmed the news of her death with a post saying, "We have lost Nihal."
HER FINAL WORDS DEEPLY SHOOK EVERYONE
Journalist Sevim Alan made a heartbreaking post following Candan's passing.
Alan expressed her feelings, stating, "She couldn't live... She even said, 'I cannot live.' Her mother said yesterday, 'Lately, she has turned to God; she prays a lot not to live.' When Nihal left prison, her illness was already terminal, but she was physically sound. It is not what people experience that kills them, but what they are forced to endure unjustly. I am deeply saddened..."
