King Charles was reflected in his experience with cancer, saying that he led to “the sharp focus on the best of humanity”, while admitting that every new case is “an arduous, sometimes frightening experience” for those who receive diagnosis and their loved ones.
In a personal written message, which was issued to coincide with a reception at the Buckingham Palace, which celebrates organizations that help people in this disease, he described himself as one of the “statistics” between 390,000 who “unfortunately” receives a diagnosis of cancer in the United Kingdom every year.
He said, “It could also be an experience that brings the sharp focus on the best of humanity.” “You have the deepest admiration of my entire family,” he told representatives of charities for cancer.
Charles, 76, who is It is still undergoing treatment More than a year after his diagnosis, his cancerous journey “gave him” a deeper appreciation of the extraordinary work of charities.
He praised the late lady, Deborah James as a source of inspiration, quoting her final message and encouraging everyone to follow her example: “Look for a life worthy of enjoyment; carry risks; love deeply, do not regret; and always has a rebellious hope.”
James died in June 2022 at the age of 40, five years after she was diagnosed with bowel cancer. The bowel fund has collected more than 16 million pounds since its launch.
His message was printed in a brochure given to the guests at the evening reception in the palace, including James Heather and Alexeer parents.
A royal source said that there was no update on the condition or treatment of the king, but he continued in a “very positive direction”, which was reflected in his “full” national and international memoirs. They described the words and the subject of the message as a “deep figure” of the king.
