Last Updated on 04/09/2024 by Arun jain
on Wednesday, Queen Camilla Traveled to Bath, England where she opened a new cancer center – and gave an update on her health King Charles III, who announced Unexplained cancer diagnosis In February. For his return to work below A few weeks of vacation in ScotlandThe Queen visited the brand new Dyson Cancer Center at the Royal United Hospital. According to the mirror, Suzy Moon A Macmillan Partnership-sponsored wellness hub at the center asked if the king was doing “okay”. In response, the Queen said, “Yes, he is doing very well.”
The Queen toured the new centre, which has a 22-bed inpatient ward, areas for outpatient chemotherapy and radiotherapy services, a specialist pharmacy and a research centre, and spoke to current and former patients about their experiences. After unveiling the brand new plaque, she said a few words thanking the hospital for inviting her to visit.
“I’ve had a very short tour, but everyone I’ve met—whether it’s patients or families or nursing staff and helpers—seems to be over the moon about it. It has such a beautiful atmosphere and you can see it really lifts people’s spirits in difficult times.” she said. “I think a lot of other cities can do the same and should come and have a look. It is very special.”
Since King Charles’ official return to public duties in April, the couple’s communication about his health has been limited. During a visit to Southport in August to meet with the victims of a stabbing attack that killed three children, Charles spoke To a well-wisher asking about his cancer. “I’m not too bad,” replied the king. Last month, a royal insider said the sun That Charles was eager to get back to work as soon as he got the go-ahead from the doctors.
“It wasn’t like he was completely broken nor were we completely out of the woods with the treatment,” the insider said. “The treatment has gone better than anyone could have imagined in their most optimistic thoughts.”
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