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Princess Kate has cancer :( The surgery was for the cancer, but tests show cancer still present. She is now undergoing chemo. -- (link*)

Posted by ty97 Mar 22 '24, 11:23

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/princess-kate-middleton-cancer-chemotherapy-absence-royals-uk-rcna144671 (www.nbcnews.com)

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Sounds very much what my wife has been going through. Thankfully, she had her last chemo session last Thursday. I don't usually post personal stuff - zunkstump Mar 22, 12:05 3
- Wow! That is a lot to handle, glad she’s on the recovery side. Big hugs -- nm - Pippy Mar 22, 12:14
- Good lord, I'm so sorry. -- nm - David Mar 22, 12:11
- I am so sorry you were both going through that, and so glad she is done! -- nm - Andie Mar 22, 12:07
This makes the photo nonsense all the more fascinating. They were so desperate to conceal this, that they had to do that bullshit? -- nm - Mop🧹 Mar 22, 11:51 4
- Seriously? I still think it was just a pic using the best versions of the kids. They are allowed to deal with this before sharing with the world. -- nm - Andie Mar 22, 11:56 3
  - I think the point is that they didn't need to release the fake photo at all (it just fed the craziness) -- nm - ty97 Mar 22, 11:58 1
    - I still think *fake* is an overstatement. - Andie Mar 22, 12:02
  - Take a look at any news feed from anywhere, I bet it's a top story. Maybe they couldn't deal with that right away? -- nm - Andie Mar 22, 11:57
f*ck cancer -- nm - crash davis 😺 Mar 22, 11:32
It sounds like the surgery found the cancer. (Just like Charles.) -- nm - Andie Mar 22, 11:27 2
- reading between her lines, it was to remove some kind of mass that had been detected (or felt) without knowing whether it was benign or malignant - hollywood big shot Mar 22, 11:40
- oh, fascinating -- nm - ty97 Mar 22, 11:36
Yeah, she spoke about it. -- (link) - Spawn Mar 22, 11:26

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