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Duygularınıza tercüman olacak hikayeler arıyorsanız doğru adrese geldiniz. Gerçek hayattan esinlenerek kurgulanmış yaşanmış gerçek hikayeler ile her hafta yeni duygulara birlikte yelken açacağız. Sizleri derinden etkileyen duygusal hikayelerin yanı sıra ibretlik yaşam hikayeleri ile bazen birinci ağızdan bazen de üçüncü ağızdan hikayelerimizi anlatacağız. Hikayelerimizi ailenizle birlikte gönül rahatlığı ile hem izleyebilir hem de dinleyebilirsiniz. Hikayeler hakkındaki duygularınızı ve görüşlerinizi de yorumlarda mutlaka bizimle paylaşın.
🔔Gerçek hikayelerin izini sürmek için şimdi abone olun ve bildirimleri açarak hiçbir hikayeyi kaçırmayın...
📩 İletişim & İş Birlikleri: yghikayeler@gmail.com
⚠️ YASAL UYARI: 🎬 Bu videoda izlediğiniz sinematik görseller ve atmosferik sahneler, hikaye anlatımını zenginleştirmek amacıyla Pexels stok videoları ve en yeni yapay zeka teknolojileri (Veo 3) kullanılarak tarafımızca titizlikle kurgulanmıştır.
✍️Hikaye ve Kurgu: Hikayelerimizin tamamı özgün olarak yazılmakta ve her sahne hikaye akışına uygun şekilde özel olarak tasarlanmaktadır. Hikayedeki karakterler ve olaylar tamamen KURGUSALDIR!
🎙️ Seslendirme: Videodaki seslendirme yapay zeka değildir. TAMAMEN GERÇEK İNSAN SESİDİR.
🎧Hikayeyi ruhunuzda hissetmek için kulaklıkla dinlemenizi tavsiye ederiz.
✨ Kanal Kimliği: Videoda ara ara gördüğünüz hikaye anlatıcısı karakter (avatar), kanalımızın resmi temsilcisidir.
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00:00Have you ever cursed someone because you were hurt?
00:04Or have you ever witnessed a curse you uttered come true?
00:08If someone hurt you, would you curse them?
00:12If you have hurt someone and that person is a woman, be afraid.
00:17Because if you incur a woman's curse, you can be sure you'll never get your life in order.
00:23In this story, we will witness a curse uttered by a suffering woman.
00:28Since he is still alive, we will use his name in the story.
00:32If you find yourself in this story, don't forget to leave a comment.
00:37Now, if you're ready, we can move on to our story. Enjoy the show.
00:41Don't forget to subscribe to the True Stories channel and like the video.
00:48It was March 1993.
00:51In the weary stone streets of Çanakkale, the wind, as always, swirled with a penetrating cold.
00:58That morning, when Suzan sat on the chair by the window, she looked at the sky.
01:03The birds seemed to have forgotten their migration route.
01:06They looked as if they were afraid to fly.
01:08Perhaps, like Susan, they didn't know where they were going.
01:12That morning, Suzan had just turned 19.
01:18Another year that he forgot his own birthday.
01:21Another day nobody at home remembers.
01:24His mother had been getting ready to go to the garden since morning prayers.
01:28My brother came home late last night.
01:31Her sister was as silent as the morning call to prayer.
01:33As Suzan looked out the window, she tried to find words to fill the emptiness inside her.
01:40He didn't remember his father at all.
01:42Just a photograph.
01:44Faint.
01:45Black and white.
01:47A square with torn corners.
01:49The rest was hidden in his mother's eyes, which grew darker each day.
01:53The only person who raised him, and whom he considered a father figure in his absence, was his mother.
01:58But now her mother looked at her not just with patience, but with expectation.
02:04Another man proposed to you yesterday.
02:06"He's the son of the lady in the garden's neighbor," his mother said as she hoisted the sack onto her shoulder.
02:12Again? said Suzan.
02:14His voice held neither anger nor hope.
02:17Look, girl, we didn't even send you to school.
02:21We couldn't even get them a profession.
02:23You're the only one I have.
02:25We did everything we could to help your older brother save himself.
02:29Your sister shares the burden of the house.
02:32But you...
02:34Your fate is a little more delicate.
02:37I'm scared, my daughter.
02:39If I let you fall into the wrong hands, I won't be able to sleep at night.
02:43Suzan bowed her head.
02:45"I don't want to, Mom," she didn't say.
02:48She didn't say, "I want to marry for love."
02:51Because in this house, his words would fall to the ground before reaching the sky.
02:57He had already learned this.
02:59That day, her mother went to the garden.
03:01When he returned home that evening, there was an expression of indecision on his face.
03:05Suzan trembled inside.
03:06"A woman came to see me today," said his mother.
03:10There's a family interested in marrying you.
03:12They say they are good people.
03:14Honest and wealthy.
03:16But there's a problem.
03:17The man is 15 years older than you.
03:21"He's a good person, but him wanting a young girl isn't a good sign, Mom," said Suzan's older sister.
03:26"People aren't looking for girls, they're looking for maids," said his older brother.
03:32His mother remained silent for a while.
03:34Then, lowering his head, he spoke.
03:37But these are different.
03:39They're going to take my daughter to England.
03:42There was an established order there.
03:43They were going to marry her off as a bride, not a maid.
03:46This is a chance, my daughter.
03:48Perhaps salvation.
03:49Suzan closed her eyes.
03:52It has been through storms.
03:54But only one sentence was whispered to the outside world.
03:57What do you say?
04:00That day, the bird with broken wings inside Suzan couldn't fly.
04:04He couldn't escape.
04:05It was a bird waiting to be thrown from the nest, but without any wind to blow.
04:09The engagement was arranged in a short time.
04:12No celebration took place.
04:14An engagement ceremony was held among family members.
04:16Because when you looked into Suzan's eyes, there was nothing to celebrate.
04:22The wedding took place within a few months of the engagement.
04:25The wedding dress was rented, and the veil was second-hand.
04:29There were no drums or trumpets.
04:30Only jewelry was worn.
04:32But nobody made a fuss about it.
04:34In this town, girls were married off either in tears or in silence.
04:39Suzan also fell silent.
04:40When the day of farewell arrived, his mother extended her hand.
04:43"Forgive me, Mom," said Suzan.
04:47His mother just stared.
04:48Then, with a trembling nod, he said, "May God bless you, my daughter, and may you forgive me too. Whatever happens, hold onto your gold."
04:56No tears fell from Suzan's eyes.
04:58Because there was no room left inside her for crying.
05:01She was already convinced that the life she was living wasn't hers.
05:06He closed his suitcase.
05:08He packed some clothes and a lot of fear inside.
05:11And then there's a lifetime of silence.
05:14When they boarded the plane, the man sitting next to Suzan was now her husband.
05:18He never spoke to her.
05:20He simply turned and said, "Everything will be fine from now on, don't worry."
05:25Suzan simply nodded.
05:28A voice inside her said, "Nothing will be alright."
05:32He would understand how accurate that voice was years later.
05:36A new life had begun for Suzan.
05:39However, this new life brought not excitement, but a sense of alienation.
05:44The first thing he felt when he set foot in England was not the coldness of the air, but the distance in people's eyes.
05:52After the wedding, she was put on a plane and, before she knew what was happening, found herself on completely different streets in another country.
05:59The man she married hadn't spoken much during the journey.
06:03He had only provided some practical information.
06:06Suzan did not know English.
06:08She had just stared at the man as they passed through customs, waiting to see what he would do.
06:12The man, however, calmly completed the procedures and led Suzan out of the airport by the hand.
06:20Their home was an apartment outside the city, directly above the bar.
06:25Suzan spent her first day getting to know the house.
06:28Everything was unfamiliar.
06:30Even the shape of the curtains was frightening to her.
06:33There were lots of electronic gadgets in the kitchen, but she didn't know what any of them did.
06:38Her husband had gone down to the bar and started tidying up.
06:43When Suzan looked out the window, she didn't want to make eye contact with anyone.
06:47He just watched the crowd.
06:50A few hours later, the man came upstairs and handed her a bag.
06:54Inside were some canned goods, bread, and some ready-made meals.
06:58He said, "You'll have to make do with these."
06:59At that moment, Suzan understood even more deeply how lonely a woman can be in this life.
07:05Neither her mother nor her older sister was with her.
07:08He was the only person in the house she could talk to.
07:11But the man didn't particularly enjoy talking.
07:14As the days passed, Suzan tried to adjust to her new life.
07:18She would clean, prepare meals, and then wait by the window.
07:23The man would come home late, sometimes saying he was tired and going straight to bed.
07:28Two months later, the man said he couldn't get his business together and couldn't pay his debts.
07:33The bar was about to close.
07:36Suzan was startled but couldn't react.
07:39One evening, the man asked about Suzan's gold, the gold she received at the wedding.
07:43Suzan remembered her mother's words: "No matter what, hold onto your gold."
07:49But the man looked tired and disheveled.
07:53"We need to establish a new order," the man said.
07:57We are moving to Germany.
07:59Suzan became flustered.
08:00I couldn't get used to England, and now Germany?
08:04But Suzan couldn't say anything.
08:06She simply gave the man her gold, along with the box.
08:10The man smiled.
08:12"You're a really good woman," he said.
08:15At that moment, Suzan tried to trust that smile, without knowing that the words were empty.
08:22As she prepared to leave for a new country, she tried to suppress the fear that was welling up inside her.
08:27This time, he faced not just a new life, but a new country, a new language, and complete solitude.
08:36When they arrived in Germany, they rented a small house.
08:39The man left early in the morning and didn't return until evening.
08:43Suzan watched the city from the window, trying to understand the laughter of the people.
08:49It was there that she realized for the first time that her own smile had disappeared.
08:52A month later, the man said he had rented a small shop and would be importing goods from Türkiye to sell there.
09:00Suzan simply nodded.
09:02All the money in the man's pocket was Suzan's gold.
09:05But nobody thanked Suzan or asked for her opinion.
09:10Suzan was struggling with loneliness while sitting at home.
09:14She was afraid to go outside, and her eyes would fill with tears even at the sight of an unfamiliar sign.
09:18Even if she only needed to go to the market at the end of the street, she would spend hours getting ready.
09:24Her husband ignored Suzan's condition.
09:27Because his life had now begun to revolve around someone other than Suzan.
09:32New customers, new business relationships, new women.
09:35But Suzan was unaware of all of this.
09:39She's still fiddling with the pots and pans she's lined up in the corner of the kitchen,
09:42She was trying to cook the dishes her husband liked.
09:45Even though he burned his hand, he didn't make a sound.
09:48Even though she spent the whole day cleaning windows, she looked for appreciation on her husband's face.
09:53And one night the man said he was going to another city for work.
09:57Suzan packed his suitcase, filling it with his favorite foods.
10:02The man stopped before leaving through the door.
10:05He looked at Suzan.
10:06"I'm lucky to have married someone like you," she said.
10:09Suzan couldn't sleep for a long time that night.
10:13Loneliness descended upon him again.
10:15Late at night, as she looked out the window, she whispered to herself.
10:20"Are you really lucky, or is it just because I kept quiet?" he said.
10:26As usual, Suzan woke up early that morning.
10:31She prepared her husband's favorite dishes.
10:33She placed the pots and pans into glass containers one by one.
10:36He carefully closed the lids.
10:39She was inwardly uneasy, but as usual, she didn't show it.
10:44Her husband arrived.
10:45He picked up his suitcase.
10:46"I'll be back in a week," he said.
10:49Suzan nodded.
10:51He escorted her to the door.
10:52Those days were all the same.
10:55When her husband leaves, Suzan cleans up the kitchen.
10:58She cleans the house.
10:59He/She puts the food containers in the cupboard for a few days,
11:02Then he would prepare it again.
11:04But this time something was different.
11:06When you lifted one of the glass containers
11:09He felt something stuck under the lid.
11:11He opened the lid.
11:13A photograph came out of it.
11:16Suzan's hands began to tremble.
11:18He looked at the photograph.
11:19Her husband and another woman
11:21They sat side by side, smiling and posing for the photo.
11:25The photo was taken at home.
11:27Suzan froze.
11:29An indescribable pain overwhelmed him.
11:31A huge lump formed in his throat.
11:33This photograph changed everything.
11:36After a while, Suzan decided to follow her husband.
11:39The same preparations were made again.
11:42The meals are ready.
11:44The suitcase is packed.
11:45When her husband left the house, Suzan grabbed her bag and followed him.
11:49Her husband went into an apartment building two blocks away.
11:52Just as the door was about to close, Suzan quickly entered.
11:56She climbed up to the floor her husband had gone up to.
11:59The door to apartment number three was closing.
12:01He missed it, but he memorized the number.
12:04When her husband returned home a week later, Suzan examined his keyring.
12:10One key on the keychain was different from the others.
12:13A few days later, before her husband left for work, she took the key and went to that apartment.
12:18He entered apartment number three with the key.
12:21There was no one inside.
12:22But the house was filled with brand new furniture.
12:25The room was like a luxury hotel.
12:27There was a woman's scent in the bedroom.
12:30She opened the wardrobe.
12:31There were clothes hanging inside that she had never seen before.
12:34Suzan angrily trashed the entire house.
12:37He threw everything he could find to the ground.
12:39He smashed everything, from vases to chairs.
12:42Everywhere, Sinan tried to eradicate this betrayal.
12:46The sound of the vase echoed through the living room, but Suzan didn't stop.
12:49The woman's clothes were right in front of his eyes.
12:52They were all colorful, brand-name dresses.
12:56He found scissors.
12:57He picked up the clothes one by one and cut them.
13:00It was as if she wasn't tearing apart fabric, but years of silence, denial, and oppression.
13:07He returned home with an exhausted body and a bleeding heart, not knowing what to do.
13:13He was alone.
13:14Moreover, he was innocent.
13:16Her husband's mistress, however, was not surprised to find the belongings in disarray when she returned home.
13:23Because that was his plan.
13:25The game, which started with the photograph, was designed to eliminate Suzan.
13:30The plan was working.
13:32She immediately grabbed the phone and called the man.
13:35Speaking in an angry tone, she said, "You need to come and see this mess."
13:40"That woman ruined the house," he said.
13:43Suzan's husband came home angrily.
13:47He couldn't control his anger the moment he entered.
13:50He didn't think about the photograph, the betrayal, or the injustices he had committed.
13:55All he saw was an innocent woman.
13:58He ignored his own disgrace.
14:01He yelled at Suzan, insulted her, and raised his hand against her.
14:05Before Suzan could understand what was happening, she found herself standing in front of the door.
14:09He had neither a suitcase nor his keys.
14:13Suzan was left homeless.
14:15Cold, unfamiliar streets, faces I don't recognize.
14:19That night, Suzan went to the house of the only Turk she could think of.
14:22Sister Hanife.
14:23When Hanife opened the door and saw Suzan's condition, she understood everything.
14:29Suzan quietly explained what had happened.
14:32As he spoke, Hanife's face darkened, and her husband rubbed his hands together in anger.
14:38They immediately called Suzan's husband.
14:41Their voices were firm.
14:42They said, "Either you keep this woman in check, or we'll go to the police."
14:47This threat was exactly what the man feared.
14:50He was forced to take Suzan back home.
14:53But nothing was the same anymore.
14:56Suzan was no longer the quiet, introverted woman she once was.
15:00The marks of betrayal and rejection were etched on her face.
15:04He didn't tell his family anything.
15:06Not because she was ashamed, but she still didn't say anything.
15:09Suzan hadn't done anything to be ashamed of.
15:12But a wound was growing inside her.
15:15The betrayal weighed so heavily on Suzan's heart that she finally silently opened her hands and uttered not a prayer, but a curse.
15:24God, provide for my needs.
15:26Take everything this man owns.
15:29I'll take my revenge on him in such a way that he'll be dependent on me.
15:33Oh God, grant me such a punishment that he cannot even rise from his chair.
15:38Because existence led him astray, he said.
15:41These words were a lament from his heart.
15:45He fell silent.
15:46But the sky heard Susan's cry.
15:49Suzan returned home, but nothing was the same anymore.
15:54She had been betrayed once and was helpless.
15:57The business her husband founded had been established with Suzan's gold.
16:01Suzan was the one bearing the brunt of it.
16:03Her husband and his mistress were the ones enjoying the benefits.
16:06But Suzan was in so much pain that she could no longer breathe.
16:12He had uttered such a deep, heartfelt curse that sometimes he even regretted it.
16:18Because Suzan was a kind-hearted woman.
16:21You may be angry with Suzan, but if you had her heart, you could forgive even your enemy.
16:27But don't worry, Suzan never forgave her husband.
16:31She resisted everything with only her compassion and will to live.
16:36Months had passed.
16:38Suzan's husband, as if nothing had happened, with the same indifference...
16:43He would leave Suzan alone at home and occasionally go to Türkiye under the pretext of business trips.
16:49But Suzan no longer trusted her husband.
16:52He was right not to trust her.
16:54Because others were reaping the benefits of the business built with Suzan's gold.
16:59Suzan's husband is on holiday in Türkiye with his mistress.
17:03Suzan, on the other hand, was staying home alone.
17:05Suzan was aware of this, but she couldn't bring herself to object.
17:10She considered divorce for a long time.
17:12But she feared gossip if she returned home.
17:16Actually, her family never said anything to her.
17:19But he was afraid of upsetting his family.
17:22Therefore, the thought of divorce only occasionally crossed her mind, though it was just a fleeting thought.
17:29And she couldn't accept it anymore.
17:31If she divorced her husband, others would continue to reap the benefits of the business built with her own gold.
17:38He had learned his lesson, but he didn't know what to do.
17:41Suzan cursed them every day.
17:44The more Suzan cursed, the worse her husband's business got.
17:49Actually, Suzan thought so.
17:52But the reality was completely different.
17:55Suzan's husband had taken out loans for his mistress.
17:58Unpaid loans have piled up considerably.
18:02Suzan's husband's mistress was a complete devil.
18:06He was intent on both destroying Suzan's home and profiting from the business she had built with her capital.
18:12Suzan's husband shamelessly blamed her for things going badly.
18:19According to her, they wouldn't lose money if Suzan stayed in charge.
18:23If it's true, the employees were constantly stealing from the cash register.
18:26This was, of course, just a cover-up.
18:28Because they were spending the money with the woman who would become their mistress.
18:32Also, the man who kept Suzan confined to the house for years,
18:35The language barrier was a major obstacle for Suzan in overcoming it.
18:39Suzan could understand what was being said.
18:41He could even speak a little.
18:44But when it came to actually running the shop, Suzan lacked confidence.
18:49Even though Suzan was self-confident, she was too isolated from the outside world.
18:54And it fluttered its wings helplessly, like a frightened sparrow.
18:59Days turned into weeks, and one day, after a rainstorm, the entire warehouse was flooded.
19:05All the goods were submerged and rendered unusable.
19:10But the man even blamed Susan for the rain.
19:14"If you had been in charge, we wouldn't be in this situation," he said.
19:19Inside Suzan's head,
19:20If you trust the business you started with my gold
19:24It seemed to me that if he hadn't taken out loans for his mistress, none of this would have happened.
19:28But he remained silent.
19:30Sometimes, even if women remain silent, the heavens will surely hold them accountable.
19:35Whether you call it karma or a curse coming true.
19:40The woman's rights will not be violated by anyone.
19:43Because above all, a woman is the one who keeps the home together.
19:46The woman is so powerful that...
19:48She either builds a home or, like Suzan's husband's mistress, destroys one.
19:53But Suzan was a strong woman.
19:55He had no intention of letting his home be destroyed or his possessions be taken away.
19:59But what can be done?
20:00The warehouse was flooded.
20:02They were actually able to compensate for this damage, but...
20:04Suzan's husband knew nothing about life except spending money on other women.
20:10Suzan, on the other hand, used to even prepare meals for herself, just like a maid.
20:15Of course, if he had known this back then,
20:17Of course, she wouldn't cook a week's worth of food and hand it to her husband.
20:20But Suzan was a compassionate and innocent woman.
20:23I think it would be more accurate to say, "until it hurts them."
20:27Unfortunately, Suzan's highly respectable but dishonorable husband,
20:31He was forced to declare bankruptcy because he couldn't repay the loans he had taken out for his mistress.
20:36The banks were now hounding them.
20:39Suzan's husband decided to apply for unemployment benefits.
20:43Even after squandering all of Suzan's possessions, the man showed no sign of remorse.
20:49But Suzan had had enough.
20:52Do whatever it takes to send me to the course.
20:55"I want to get my driver's license," Suzan told her husband.
20:58Her husband asked, "What do you need a driver's license for?"
21:01You don't know the way, you don't know the path.
21:03"Stay home and cook," he said.
21:05But Suzan had reached her breaking point.
21:08He did everything he could to enroll himself in a driving course.
21:11First, he learned to drive a car.
21:13Then he learned about the city.
21:16Suzan couldn't hold back her tears when she took a tour of the city.
21:19Because it turned out he was a prisoner in an open prison.
21:23Without wasting any time, Suzan, with the help of her older sister Hanife, arranged to work as a dishwasher at a workplace.
21:29Some people say that abroad, everything is done according to the rules.
21:33He's saying you can't just work however you want.
21:37You should ask those who have to work.
21:40Everyone in this life is trying to exploit those in need.
21:43That's why while everyone else is sitting comfortably in their warm homes late at night, some of us have to work.
21:51Suzan was one of them, and her first task was washing the dishes.
21:55Later, she went to clean offices.
21:58Her husband could no longer spend as lavishly as before.
22:02He even gave Suzan all the money he got.
22:05Because Suzan was the new head of the household.
22:08Do you remember Suzan's curse?
22:10Just like in the curse, her husband no longer had any wealth or possessions left, which had led him astray.
22:16It might seem like Suzan is the one who suffered the consequences again.
22:19But Suzan proudly works hard,
22:24Even her husband was now entrusting his money to her.
22:27If you only knew Suzan, you would love her so much.
22:31Perhaps even the angels admired her.
22:33Because not everyone could be as strong and compassionate as him.
22:38Suzan worked tirelessly and continued to slowly pay off her husband's loan debts.
22:44Suzan felt relieved now.
22:47When the money ran out, the mistress disappeared without a trace.
22:50It was as if her husband had begun to appreciate Suzan a little more.
22:54But Suzan had learned her lesson and was now more cautious, avoiding unnecessary mistakes.
22:59No matter how cautious Suzan is,
23:03Suzan faced a major obstacle in her ability to work secretly.
23:07A virus emerged that swept across the globe, leading to global lockdowns.
23:13Suzan could no longer work secretly during the days of the curfew.
23:19Their only income was her husband's unemployment benefit.
23:23After paying the rent, there wasn't much left from my unemployment benefits.
23:28People are shopping in droves, practically looting supermarkets.
23:32As they cleared all the products from the shelves, only one thing kept Suzan and her husband going, who were now penniless.
23:38Those were things we learned from our grandmothers and mothers.
23:43Suzan made noodles annually, just as her mother had taught her.
23:47She also made her own tomato paste.
23:49And she made as much preserves as her pantry could hold.
23:52He had transformed the terrace of his house into a small greenhouse.
23:57For example, if she really liked a particular vegetable somewhere she visited, she would immediately separate the seeds into a napkin.
24:03Then he grew them in his own small greenhouse.
24:07He grew everything he could, from tomatoes for making tomato paste to eggplants for canning.
24:13I could even say there were more vegetables than flowers in the pots inside his house.
24:18Those of you who don't know might now call Suzan a hoarder.
24:22But what most people dismissed as hoarding during the pandemic,
24:27It had been very useful for Suzan and her husband.
24:30By the way, I also enjoy making tomato paste and preserves.
24:33Because that's what I learned from my mother.
24:35Imagine a scenario where there's absolutely no access to food, and I suggest you start making canned goods yourself.
24:44Anyway, it was Suzan who saved herself again during the pandemic.
24:48After quarantine measures began to be eased, he resumed working at night again.
24:54Meanwhile, she continued to pay off her husband's debts.
24:57Some days went well, while others were lonely and dark, just like in the past.
25:03Meanwhile, Suzan's husband turned to alcohol.
25:07He was setting aside money from his unemployment benefits for alcohol, and he was constantly drinking whenever he had the chance.
25:13Suzan, on the other hand, was a big-hearted angel trying to keep her home together in a foreign land.
25:19But she didn't know that while her mother didn't want Suzan to be taken as a maid, she was sending her away as a slave to foreign lands.
25:26He constantly told his mother on the phone that everything was fine, and he would visit his mother and siblings every two years.
25:36If her mother had known, would she have ever abandoned her daughter?
25:38Of course he wouldn't leave.
25:40But Suzan didn't want her mother to be upset.
25:43Because, according to Suzan, suffering was their destiny.
25:47Suzan was used to suffering.
25:49But no one, not even someone as good as Suzan, should have to suffer in this world.
25:54It's such a strange world that Suzan's mother passed away without knowing what her daughter was going through.
26:02Suzan couldn't even cry when she heard the news.
26:05It felt like boiling water had been poured over her head, but she couldn't cry.
26:09She went to Türkiye for the funeral, but still couldn't say anything to her siblings.
26:14How much more could a woman grieve?
26:16He received the answer to this question instantly when he returned to Germany.
26:20Because the curse she had uttered had now set off on its journey to the address sent by the heavens.
26:26One day the house phone started ringing shrilly.
26:30They were calling from the hospital.
26:31Her husband fell to the ground while walking down the street.
26:34He himself couldn't remember what had happened.
26:36But doctors had detected a malignant mass in the back of his neck.
26:41And it was spreading throughout his entire body.
26:44Then they learned that she had cancer.
26:47I'll ask again.
26:48Do you remember Suzan's curse?
26:51I guess there was no need to look for any other reason.
26:54It seemed like Suzan's curse was slowly coming true.
26:58Her husband initially refused treatment.
27:01But the pain had become unbearable.
27:03That's why she had to start chemotherapy.
27:07Suzan's husband grew weaker day by day.
27:10and the dose of morphine they use for their pain
27:13The dose was being increased constantly by the doctor.
27:16Suzan looks after her husband during the day.
27:18He went to work at night.
27:21At one point, her husband had become like a baby.
27:24He couldn't even relieve himself.
27:27As the dose of morphine he used for his pain increased
27:30Suzan's husband also seemed like he wasn't from this world.
27:33He was sitting quietly in a corner.
27:35Even Suzan didn't know what she was thinking.
27:38He just stares at one spot,
27:41He stared into space for hours.
27:44Suzan knew that chemotherapy wasn't working.
27:47Because after every check
27:49The doctor was increasing the dose of morphine.
27:52One day, the doctor even said,
27:54if the pain becomes unbearable,
27:57Don't wait for the next check-up.
27:59the amount I increased earlier
28:01Increase the dose of morphine, he said.
28:02Meanwhile, morphine was being used in the form of a patch.
28:07Not with a syringe, in other words.
28:09That's why Suzan,
28:10administering morphine to her husband
28:12He was just sticking a piece of tape on.
28:15Months passed.
28:17The pandemic was almost over.
28:19And Suzan's husband had contracted the virus.
28:22He stayed in the hospital for a while.
28:24And the rest of his treatment was done in the hospital.
28:26But unfortunately, this...
28:28This was his last hospitalization.
28:30Suzan's husband one afternoon
28:32He closed his eyes to this world.
28:35Suzan is now in a foreign land.
28:36She was left all alone.
28:38Neither a house nor savings,
28:40before her husband died
28:42He hadn't left anything for Suzan.
28:44Suzan's gold too
28:45They had eaten with his mistress.
28:47But the right of an innocent woman
28:49from someone who cruelly violates rights,
28:52It came from a tyrant.
28:53Suzan this curse
28:55kept it inside for a long time
28:56And she couldn't tell anyone.
28:58Until one day, the story
29:00Until you share it with us.
29:02Suzan still lives in Germany.
29:05As we said at the beginning of our story
29:07by changing its name
29:09We tried to tell the story.
29:11Just know her as Suzan, who lives abroad.
29:14Don't worry, he's not in bad shape.
29:16Because she's a strong woman.
29:19Greetings to him from here as well.
29:21Sister Suzan,
29:22You are a strong woman.
29:24Believe me, this is your life story.
29:27It will empower many women.
29:29Finally, we would like you to know that,
29:31No woman deserves to be unhappy.
29:34Those who make innocent women unhappy
29:36He doesn't deserve to be happy.
29:38Here's some advice for you:
29:40Never, ever incur a woman's curse.
29:43In the next true story
29:46Take care until we meet again.
29:48May you have the best days.
29:50Goodbye.
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