Kate Middleton in Hospital - Recovering from Surgery

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Anonymous wrote:This procedure couldn’t have been planned for long because William only today canceled his appointments for the next few weeks. I think it’s rather something serious and unexpected. One can plan a surgery a day before.

It also rules out cosmetic surgery, unless they planned some giant elaborate ruse.

And with the 8:30pm convoy to the hospital—that speaks more emergency

The X poster corrected it to say 6.30pm was time of footage. If it was HRH Catherine then it's a possibility she's been in hospital since Dec 28th, maybe a different hospital as an 'acute' case for around 3 weeks, and then admitted for a 'planned' surgery at TLC yesterday.

All just speculation and I'm starting to feel a bit guilty as I'm sure it's last thing she wants.

I think she does a lot for our RF and I wish her a smooth and swift recovery.

Are you a Brit living in DC? I'm shocked by the posts from people who seem to be British. Is DCUM so popular that you have some sort of alert over there that tells you all when someone has posted about the royal family?

There are 700,000 Brits living in the US. DCUM posters are from all over the US.

Many of us aren't even in the US. I'm not. That's the neat thing about the Internet.

You are welcome!

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Full cloning operation underway, clearly.

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Anonymous wrote:I agree this is confusing. My mom had a hysterectomy and she was in the hospital one night, max two but I’m pretty sure it was one. I can’t think of a medical procedure of anyone I’ve known that had that long of a post op inpatient.

Fibroids for example, can be removed vaginally versus through cutting through the abdominal walls. Very different recovery periods!

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Anonymous wrote:Whatever it is, it's not a good thing. I hope she recovers quickly and returns to good health.

This.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm just curious of what kind of abdominal surgery she had because she won't be doing her regular duties until after Easter and I want to meet her and Prince William and the kids in person so I could give them something special if that is possible

I've been on DCUM for over 10 years and seen alot of weird posts, but this one is really at the top of the weird pile

We are not immune from those with mental illness (duh).

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Anonymous wrote:From my own medical experience, she could have suffered some form of bowel perforation which can lead to a major surgery in which you're on a ventilator after with an "open belly" and extensive antibiotics. Once they know the infection and risk for further perfs is controlled, you go back to surgery and get closed up. Antibiotics via IV continue. Likely there is a permanent or diverting colostomy. Feeding is done via IV and then once you can eat, its a slow process.

Hospitalization can easily last 2 weeks, even for someone who could have all types of access to care at home.

But wouldn’t that be more emergent?

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Anonymous wrote:So the statement from the palace said that she had surgery at The London Clinic. The London clinic does not have a Gyn dept. They have cancer care (reporters have been told it’s not cancer) and “digestive health” which includes Crohns as well as tumors and other procedures.

If it had been Gyn, she’d have gone to St Mary’s or the Portman.

Your are a promising sleuth!

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Anonymous wrote:Lots of theories in comments at FT

What is ft?

Financial Times, but this is usually requires a subscription

Financial Times has a hopping comments section for Royal news? Interesting!

I went looking on FT and can't find this article. Someone send a link?

I'm thinking this must be a DailyMail article.

That said, the FT does have a really good comments sections. Lots of smart people.

Could it have been a typo? (FB?)

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Anonymous wrote:Full cloning operation underway, clearly.

I wish. The BRF could use another one of her.

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Anonymous wrote:Full cloning operation underway, clearly.

I wish. The BRF could use another one of her.

For what?

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Anonymous wrote:This procedure couldn’t have been planned for long because William only today canceled his appointments for the next few weeks. I think it’s rather something serious and unexpected. One can plan a surgery a day before.

It also rules out cosmetic surgery, unless they planned some giant elaborate ruse.

And with the 8:30pm convoy to the hospital—that speaks more emergency

The X poster corrected it to say 6.30pm was time of footage. If it was HRH Catherine then it's a possibility she's been in hospital since Dec 28th, maybe a different hospital as an 'acute' case for around 3 weeks, and then admitted for a 'planned' surgery at TLC yesterday.

All just speculation and I'm starting to feel a bit guilty as I'm sure it's last thing she wants.

I think she does a lot for our RF and I wish her a smooth and swift recovery.

Thanks. Feel the same way. Guilty for wanting to know/pry as I am very private and not even in the public eye like her. Especially with young kids that probably don’t know much either.

Me too! I am obsessively private and forbid any of my family from telling anyone anything!! Feel for her as she's clearly quite a naturally shy person. Even more impressive she carries out her public role so we'll IMHO.

Omg I hope you're not American, this boot licking is so embarrassing.

OF COURSE she’s American! No Brit would be that sycophantic.

Learn to spell a word before using it.

Which words are you suggesting is not spelled correctly? Wow.

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Anonymous wrote:Under 'prolapse' treatments it says The London Clinic offers keyhole hysterectomy.

You people are spouting nonsense.

Keyhole surgery is not extensive at all!

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Anonymous wrote:Full cloning operation underway, clearly.

I wish. The BRF could use another one of her.

For what?

To replace Meghan, of course.

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Anonymous wrote:Full cloning operation underway, clearly.

I wish. The BRF could use another one of her.

For what?

To replace Meghan, of course.

Mic drop. Thread over.

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Anonymous wrote:So the statement from the palace said that she had surgery at The London Clinic. The London clinic does not have a Gyn dept. They have cancer care (reporters have been told it’s not cancer) and “digestive health” which includes Crohns as well as tumors and other procedures.

If it had been Gyn, she’d have gone to St Mary’s or the Portman.

Your are a promising sleuth!

Thank you. That’s the best accolade I’ve received all week.