Kate Middleton in Hospital - Recovering from Surgery

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Eating disorder or mental health treatment wouldn’t explain the end of December hospital visit- when you hear hooves think horses not elephants

Was that an outpatient visit, or was she admitted into the hospital at that time? If she was admitted at the end of December, it wouldn't rule out either of those possibilities.

It was neither, it was a motorcade in the vacinity of a hospital.

[Anonymous]

She’s always been very very thin. For chrissakes she’s not taking ozempic. She was just as skinny before it was a thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All of you are going down the rabbit hole about abdominal surgery but you're forgetting that that is simply what their PR office said. We have no way of knowing if it's true. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me at all if it had nothing to do with abdominal surgery and they are just staying that to bury whatever it really is. These people spin everything to make themselves come across as perfect as possible. Telling the public that it's abdominal surgery is broad enough to encompass a variety of possibilities and they don't have to be any more specific. It's also something that the public won't be able to visibly confirm (yes, even ostomy bags can be discreet).

My money is on some type of in-patient treatment for an ED or mental health issues. And before the PP comes at me with the list of specialties at this hospital--do you really think the BRF is going to let Kate check into a hospital that is known for treating EDs or mental health issues? Of course not. They'd send her somewhere else to throw people off and tie into whatever spin they are giving the public.

Her brother, James, had suffered from severe depression. He has discussed it publicly and Kate has made herself the face of bring king mental health to the forefront, destigmatizing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s always been very very thin. For chrissakes she’s not taking ozempic. She was just as skinny before it was a thing.

Some people regardless of current weight, allegedly take it to just reduce the “food noise”

[Anonymous]

The desire for her to have an eating disorder or mental health issue by some posters in this thread is disgusting

[Anonymous]

She looked healthy and happy on Christmas:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/royals/kate-middleton-last-seen-public-31904045.amp

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stomach paralysis/bowel obstruction from taking Ozempic and had to have a portion of her intestine removed as a result. done. thank you, you're welcome.

No basis in fact.

https://www.forthepeople.com/practice-areas/mass-tort-lawyers/weight-loss-lawsuit/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s always been very very thin. For chrissakes she’s not taking ozempic. She was just as skinny before it was a thing.

Some people regardless of current weight, allegedly take it to just reduce the “food noise”

It works well for food noise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She looked healthy and happy on Christmas:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/royals/kate-middleton-last-seen-public-31904045.amp

+1 and she did the whole church walk smiling and saying hello.

Whatever it is, I wish her a speedy recovery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of you are going down the rabbit hole about abdominal surgery but you're forgetting that that is simply what their PR office said. We have no way of knowing if it's true. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me at all if it had nothing to do with abdominal surgery and they are just staying that to bury whatever it really is. These people spin everything to make themselves come across as perfect as possible. Telling the public that it's abdominal surgery is broad enough to encompass a variety of possibilities and they don't have to be any more specific. It's also something that the public won't be able to visibly confirm (yes, even ostomy bags can be discreet).

My money is on some type of in-patient treatment for an ED or mental health issues. And before the PP comes at me with the list of specialties at this hospital--do you really think the BRF is going to let Kate check into a hospital that is known for treating EDs or mental health issues? Of course not. They'd send her somewhere else to throw people off and tie into whatever spin they are giving the public.

Yes, this. Abdominal surgery could be anything and is a good excuse for a long hospital stay. Whatever it is, I hope she gets well soon. I’d hate to see her kids lose their mom so young like their father did.

That's absurd. Abdominal surgery is abdominal surgery.

Try to keep up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stomach paralysis/bowel obstruction from taking Ozempic and had to have a portion of her intestine removed as a result. done. thank you, you're welcome.

What physician would prescribe Ozempic for someone of her weight?

Wouldn’t that be grounds for professional censure? Or charges of malpractice?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The desire for her to have an eating disorder or mental health issue by some posters in this thread is disgusting

Those posters are doing the same as everyone else on this thread--speculating. No one is wishing for her to have the conditions they are speculating about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stomach paralysis/bowel obstruction from taking Ozempic and had to have a portion of her intestine removed as a result. done. thank you, you're welcome.

What physician would prescribe Ozempic for someone of her weight?

I’d be shocked if she was taking it. However, some thin people take it because of the food noise issue.

[Anonymous]

I wonder why William also cleared his schedule with all this. He’s next in line for the throne, so you’d think it would have been a good opportunity for him to act as official/unofficial leader of the firm while his father is out. They have a full staff that can handle everything at home, so it would probably be good to have at least one senior Royal out doing royal things.

I guess either Kate’s situation is way worse than we know, or William just took it as an excuse to do less.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of you are going down the rabbit hole about abdominal surgery but you're forgetting that that is simply what their PR office said. We have no way of knowing if it's true. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me at all if it had nothing to do with abdominal surgery and they are just staying that to bury whatever it really is. These people spin everything to make themselves come across as perfect as possible. Telling the public that it's abdominal surgery is broad enough to encompass a variety of possibilities and they don't have to be any more specific. It's also something that the public won't be able to visibly confirm (yes, even ostomy bags can be discreet).

My money is on some type of in-patient treatment for an ED or mental health issues. And before the PP comes at me with the list of specialties at this hospital--do you really think the BRF is going to let Kate check into a hospital that is known for treating EDs or mental health issues? Of course not. They'd send her somewhere else to throw people off and tie into whatever spin they are giving the public.

Her brother, James, had suffered from severe depression. He has discussed it publicly and Kate has made herself the face of bring king mental health to the forefront, destigmatizing it.

Without going into whether Kate has done what you said, or whether she's been effective at it, it wouldn't preclude the royal family from handling it this way IF that's what's going on. It's one thing to speak out about mental health and support mental health organizations. It's an entirely different thing to be affected by it personally (or have your family member go through it). She's the future queen for chrissakes. If that's what's happening, do you really think they'd just come clean and be all, "see, even we struggle with mental health! There's no stigma, see?"