She underwent abdominal surgery in January and the condition was discovered there. He explains in a video that he is taking chemotherapy.
The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, wife of the heir to the British crown, William, announced in a video this Friday that she has been diagnosed with cancer and has already started “preventive chemotherapy treatment”.
“In January I underwent major abdominal surgery in London and at the time it was believed that my condition was not cancer. The operation was successful. However, tests after the operation revealed that cancer had occurred. Therefore, my medical team recommended that I undergo preventive chemotherapy treatment and that I am now in the early stages,” said Kate Middleton.
The announcement, after King Charles III, her husband’s father, also revealed in February that he was suffering from unspecified cancer, comes after two months of speculation and rumors about the health of the 42-year-old Princess of Wales.
“I am doing well and getting stronger every day, focusing on the things that will help me heal in mind, body and spirit,” he said.
Kate Middleton has described the past two months since her surgery on January 16 as “incredibly tough” and said the news has had a “huge impact” on her entire family.
“It has taken me time to recover from serious surgery to begin my treatment. But more importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to (her children) George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that suits them and to reassure them that I will be good,” he added.
After noting the “great source of comfort and tranquility” that having Prince William by her side brings, the Princess of Wales asked for “time, space and privacy” during the duration of the treatment.
Dressed in a striped sweater, with her hair down and sitting on a bench outside, Kate Middleton remembered in her message all those affected by cancer and asked them not to lose hope.
Kensington Palace – the official residence of the Princes of Wales – has said it will not release any further details about the nature of her cancer or the duration of treatment and has asserted the princess’s “right to medical privacy”.
Source: EITB
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