Palace making an announcement at 2pm

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t share what kind of cancer…which will only prompt more questions.

Why not say what it is?

Colon? Uterine? Cervical? Ovarian? Bladder?

Hope it isn’t pancreatic. Although I know a few people who had early diagnoses that are living pretty well for now.

So many possibilities. Cervical is unlikely, as it’s usually caught early with standard screenings. I think colon or ovarian is more likely, and pancreatic would be the worst possibility.

Anonymous

BBC saying post-operative tests found cancer.

What would be removed and tested?

In her video, she said cancer wasn’t suspected when she went in for surgery but was subsequently detected.

Anonymous

This is so stunning and sad. She looks so thin.

Anonymous

Oh no, how awful. I wonder what the surgery was that led to an incidental cancer diagnosis. Wondering if it was a total hysterectomy , due to problematic symptoms, and they noted endometrial cancer or ovarian cancer or something after the fact.
I feel so bad for all the scrutiny they faced the past few weeks.

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t share what kind of cancer…which will only prompt more questions.

Why not say what it is?

Colon? Uterine? Cervical? Ovarian? Bladder?

Hope it isn’t pancreatic. Although I know a few people who had early diagnoses that are living pretty well for now.

It’s none of your business, it’s disgusting she was forced to share something she clearly wasn’t breast to

Anonymous

OMG. I feel so bad because of all the wild speculation that was going around.

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:Have they said what kind of cancer?

No. It's also not exactly clear if the abdominal surgery was fixing a separate issue, or if it was part of the effort to test for cancer.

Anonymous

I feel so bad for her. I hope whatever it was that they caught it early enough for treatment to be effective. I had a casual friend/friend of a friend who passed from advanced stage colon cancer during Covid. It wasn’t caught until it was stage 4 and she lived for about 3 years after her initial diagnosis and passed in her late 40s.

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:Have they said what kind of cancer?

No. I hope that the tabloids and public respect her right to some privacy. This is hard enough without the media frenzy.

Anonymous

No wonder William has looked so stunned recently. This is so so awful.

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t share what kind of cancer…which will only prompt more questions.

Why not say what it is?

Colon? Uterine? Cervical? Ovarian? Bladder?

Hope it isn’t pancreatic. Although I know a few people who had early diagnoses that are living pretty well for now.

So many possibilities. Cervical is unlikely, as it’s usually caught early with standard screenings. I think colon or ovarian is more likely, and pancreatic would be the worst possibility.

I doubt she went in for a routine removal of her pancreas.

03/22/2024 14:09

Anonymous

Her statement

https://x.com/kensingtonroyal/status/1771235267837321694?s=46&t=Vd5dUd5sWne6ir0Gi51bPA

03/22/2024 14:10

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t share what kind of cancer…which will only prompt more questions.

Why not say what it is?

Colon? Uterine? Cervical? Ovarian? Bladder?

Hope it isn’t pancreatic. Although I know a few people who had early diagnoses that are living pretty well for now.

So many possibilities. Cervical is unlikely, as it’s usually caught early with standard screenings. I think colon or ovarian is more likely, and pancreatic would be the worst possibility.

If she had a hysterectomy, they would biopsy everything and could find something.

She described her treatment as preventative chemotherapy. Listening to bbc now, and that’s what they are discussing as a daily tablet treatment that could be taken at home to “mop up” anything that wasn’t fully removed.

03/22/2024 14:10

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have they said what kind of cancer?

No. I hope that the tabloids and public respect her right to some privacy. This is hard enough without the media frenzy.

She's told us all we need to know - hope everyone leaves her alone now

03/22/2024 14:10

Anonymous

Based on the surgical timeline, method of discovery, etc, the most likely is something that caused a bowel obstruction. Colon is the most likely typically, but with them not suspecting cancer initially and it not being apparent until post-operative tests, I actually think another form of cancer is more likely.