King Charles III speaks for the first time about his cancer diagnosis
King Charles III spoke out for the first time since his cancer diagnosis to thank fans for sending him thoughtful, words of encouragement in the wake of his health battle.
“I would like to express my sincere thanks for the many messages of support and good wishes I have received over the past few days,” Charles, 75, said in a personal statement issued by Buckingham Palace on Saturday, February 10. Those affected by cancer will know that such kind thoughts are the greatest comfort and encouragement.”
Charles added that if anything good has come out of this, it's that he's glad that by being open about his cancer diagnosis, he's been able to help educate people around the world about the disease, and that he's more appreciates everything health care professionals do.
“It is equally encouraging to hear how sharing my own diagnosis has helped to promote public understanding and shine a light on the work of all those organizations supporting cancer patients and their families in the UK and the support the rest of the world,” His Majesty explained. “My lifelong admiration for their tireless care and dedication is all the greater because of my own personal experience.”
While Prince Harry Although he has not publicly discussed the matter, he arrived in London the day after the news broke, and many believed this was so he could check in on his father firsthand.
Meanwhile, the king's eldest son, Prince Williamspoke out on behalf of his family on Wednesday, February 7, saying: “We really appreciate everyone's kindness.”
Since sharing news of his diagnoses on Monday, February 5, the Palace has said that Charles has begun “a regimen of regular treatments” and has been “advised to postpone public duties for the time being” so he can focus on his can focus on health. and recovery.
Before the death of Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III had been heir apparent to the British throne for seventy years. Charles held this position longer than anyone in the history of the monarchy. While awaiting his ascension to heaven, he served his country as Prince of Wales. After serving in the military and being founders […]
The cancer was discovered when the monarch underwent prostate surgery last month, but the king reportedly does not have prostate cancer. The palace did not specify what type of cancer Charles was diagnosed with, nor at what stage it had developed.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hinted that the disease was diagnosed at an early stage. “All our thoughts are with him and his family. Fortunately, this was caught early,” said 43-year-old Sunak during his appearance on Tuesday, February 6 BBC Radio 5 Liveadding that he is hopeful that Charles will “make a full recovery” after he “receives the treatment he needs.”