King Charles released his first message since his diagnosis over the weekend. However, he did not elaborate on what type of cancer it was, the type of treatment he was receiving, or what stage the cancer was at.
Tuesday 13 February 2024 12:20, UK
The King has returned to London in hopes of receiving further treatment for his cancer diagnosis.
The King and Queen Camilla were flown by helicopter from their private residence in Sandringham to Buckingham Palace, before being driven to nearby Clarence House.
palace announced last week The 75-year-old man was diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer and has started treatment for it.
king charles delivered his first message Since his diagnosis last weekend, he has thanked well-wishers and praised organizations that support cancer patients.
However, he did not elaborate on what type of cancer it was, the type of treatment he received, or what stage the cancer was at.
Dr. King’s first message after his diagnosis
His diagnosis was made after private treatment. london hospital for benign prostatic hyperplasiaBut the Palace said he did not have prostate cancer.
The royal family has been advised by doctors to postpone official duties while they receive treatment.
It was also revealed that the King is scheduled to deliver his own speech on Wednesday. Weekly audience with Chancellor Rishi Sunak Not in person but over the phone. However, it is unclear if this is a one-off for him.
meanwhile, queen has kept a royal engagement diary and said last week that her husband was “doing very well under the circumstances”.
Both arrived in the capital in the pouring rain, where the king was seen waving to the people.
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He was also spotted attending church with a smile on his face. norfolk on sunday morning
Prince William may attend the event on his father’s behalf, with the prince reportedly spending half term at his Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, on the King’s Sandringham estate.