Princess Kate has its chemotherapy in his own words finished. The wife of British heir to the throne Prince William expressed her relief in a personal message. She will now concentrate on staying cancer-free. Details about her illness will remain private, it was said.
The 42-year-old had her illness in March also made public in a video messageIn recent months, the future queen rarely seen.
She last appeared in public at the award ceremony of the Wimbledon tennis tournament in July. Recently, photos circulated of her with Husband William to a church service in Scotland. The couple has three children.
“The past nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family,” Kate’s message said. “Life as you know it can change in an instant and we have had to find a way to navigate stormy waters and an unknown path.”
Kate stressed that a “journey” with cancer is complex, scary and unpredictable. “With humility, it brings you face to face with your own weaknesses in ways you’ve never thought about before and with it a new perspective on everything.” She and William have reflected on simple but important things in life that seem normal to many people.
“My focus now isto stay free from cancer. Although I have the Chemotherapy finished “My road to healing and full recovery is long and I must continue to live day by day,” Kate stressed. Despite everything that has happened, she is entering this phase of recovery with a new sense of hope and gratitude for life. Kate assured all cancer patients of her support.
Kate’s illness was not the only difficult news that the Royal Family had to deal with this year. Her father-in-law King Charles III. (75) is not mentioned in detail because of an Cancer In the summer, Charles’ sister Princess Anne (73) also had to spend several days in hospital because she was probably hit in the head by a horse in an accident. (dpa)
