Famous broadcaster reveals they cheated death! 'I entered the hospital in perfect health and left with a 74 percent disability'

Ayşenur Yazıcı, a well-known face on television screens and an author, has made harsh statements regarding the hospital where she was treated last year through striking posts on her social media account. Yazıcı, arguing that she was left with a 74 percent disability due to malpractice, announced that she would be initiating legal proceedings.

In her post that shook public opinion, Yazıcı said the following:

''I am very angry! They say it's not their fault! I am suing the HOSPITAL (I am not writing its name for now) that said 'oops, it slipped, sorry, it blocked your kidney' while inserting a stent into a cracked vein, that tore my organs to pieces while 'fixing' it for 7.5 hours (!), and that left me 74% disabled, as proven by a state report,'' she said, expressing her reaction to the hospital.

In the continuation of her post, she described the health ordeal she went through as follows:

''I entered that hospital in perfect health. I was a person with no illnesses like cholesterol or diabetes! Now I am struggling with blood problems. Something inside is still bleeding. I am constantly in hospitals. Once I recover a little, I will handcuff myself to the railings in front of your hospital. And the banner in my hand will say GIVE ME BACK MY KIDNEY... Damn your diplomas, your reputation, and your doctors! Did I make myself disabled?''

Ayşenur Yazıcı, who has experienced serious health problems in the past, faced a life-threatening situation between September 7–8, 2024. Yazıcı, who was treated in intensive care due to aortic dissection, COPD, a crack in her kidney vein, and complications arising from a stent, had fought for her life during that period.

Doctors had described the tear in the aorta and the crack in the vein leading to the right kidney as a "ticking time bomb" and stated that urgent intervention was required. After the first stent operation, Yazıcı was operated on a second time when her blood pressure rose again, and she remained in the intensive care unit for a total of 15 days.

News Source: 12punto