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RE: The Royals - HannahsPet - 22-03-2024 19:12
TBH just thought it was abdominal surgery which could have been almost anything
are you saying that charles faked cancer how is that possible shes only discovered it was cancer the day will went awol from that church service the king had already been receiving treatment
RE: The Royals - Tumble_Drier - 22-03-2024 19:50
I'm saying nothing of the sort and frankly it's bizarre that you can take that from my post.
She had surgery in early January, Charles' diagnosis was revealed in early February. It's glaringly obvious that she was unwell (abdominal surgery isn't exactly minor) and the speculation was already rife at that time so the Palace went Public with the King's diagnosis to give the Sharks something to feed on.
RE: The Royals - The Silent Majority - 22-03-2024 22:26
As I understood from the statement, she hasn't actually got cancer, as far as they know. Whatever it was she had removed was only found to be cancerous after they removed it and the chemo she's now on is preventative, just in case.
RE: The Royals - Skyline - 23-03-2024 12:08
She's the one Royal (imo), that really interests me in terms of her kindness around others when fulfilling Royal duties of such, her general demeanour and she has an almost charismatic presence about her - I really wish her well in her recovery and hope the media does respect the privacy that she needs at this time.
RE: The Royals - HannahsPet - 25-03-2024 15:15
(22-03-2024 22:26 )The Silent Majority Wrote: As I understood from the statement, she hasn't actually got cancer, as far as they know. Whatever it was she had removed was only found to be cancerous after they removed it and the chemo she's now on is preventative, just in case.
its more she had cancer its been removed during the op and they are using chemo to make sure its completely gone from the system so it doesnt come back or spread elsewhere
whether they didnt know it was there until the biopsy after it was removed or not still had cancerous cells in her body and always good precaution to make sure no chance of it coming back
RE: The Royals - Boomerangutangangbang - 25-03-2024 16:19
I can understand that by being a member of the royal family makes you newsworthy, but after being forced to go public, wasn't that the time to show some respect & put it to bed until we know more. It hasn't stopped the endless speculation, with hours of debate, news channels all rolling out guest & experts to analyse every aspect. Some taking the moral high ground regarding the hounding, they are all culpable & must be adding to the distress rather than offering comfort. I just wish they would leave Kate & her family in peace.
RE: The Royals - Tumble_Drier - 25-03-2024 22:29
(23-03-2024 12:08 )Skyline Wrote: She's the one Royal (imo), that really interests me in terms of her kindness around others when fulfilling Royal duties of such, her general demeanour and she has an almost charismatic presence about her
She reminds of of someone....can't think who. It'll come to me soon I'm sure
RE: The Royals - skully - 26-03-2024 13:29
I do think her title is somewhat cursed tbh.
RE: The Royals - HannahsPet - 24-06-2024 11:34
Another one in hospital
Princess Anne sustained minor injuries and concussion on her estate not said but it will be something like a riding accident
https://www.royal.uk/news-and-activity/2024-06-24/a-statement-from-buckingham-palace
RE: The Royals - Snooks - 30-01-2025 21:47
Ordinarily I would be quite cynical about stuff like this but fair play to Kate. She seems such a genuine person. Good on her.
BBC News - Kate stops car for chat with 'hello princess' girl
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crr0ergzw52o