Kate Middleton in Hospital - Recovering from Surgery

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Anonymous wrote:I think it is digestive related since that is the expertise of this particular hospital and team of doctors. And some of those surgeries can indeed require lengthy recoveries that fit with the timeline set out. Makes the most sense.

The plastic surgery or "injury" crowd seem a bit far afield.

What digestive-related surgery would possibly require that long of a hospital stay and recovery?

Colon resection can be required for a variety of reasons. Hospital stay and recovery from that surgery can be 2 weeks for a variety of reasons.

Agree that was my first thought. She could have an colo/ileostomy may be temporary or permanent depending. She could have severe diverticulitis/osis, colitis, etc. This could require an extended hospital stay, not usually 14 days or whatever they’re saying though. That’s almost unheard of with any surgery.

Nobody wants to be out hugging strangers and greeting crowds with an ostomy bag.

My friend’s husband had one for a long time and was very sensitive about the smell of it.

That is a little weird because they don't smell...

From med sites:

Your pouch may release an odor that's noticeable to others if there's a leak or if you eat foods that cause a lot of smelly gas that can't be filtered.

You will also notice smell when changing or emptying the pouch.

Yes, but in general, they don't smell or leak. They're not noticeable under clothes. It takes less than 5 minutes to change a pouch. I've had lots of patients with a stoma and a bag and it's just not that big of a deal.

To you.

Did you ask them?

My aunt was so embarrassed by hers that she stopped socializing in old age. Don’t assume that you know how it feels to be a patient.

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Anonymous wrote:The pic of William driving home from the hospital is concerning.

https://www.justjared.com/2024/01/18/prince-william-photographed-leaving-kate-middletons-hospital-amid-her-surgery-recovery/

He does not look happy but that could be because he hates the press and is sick of them intruding on every development in his life.

It would be awful.

(Plus if he was smiling people would write how weird it is that he seems happy go lucky while his wife is hospitalized. He might be trying for a neutral expression while being photographed)

So true

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Anonymous wrote:Could be breast cancer. Maybe she has a port that needs tending.

They confirmed it’s not cancer.

I just heard on the news that the “not cancer” information came from “an unnamed source.”

Oh no! That’s not good.

It came from a Royal source. It’s been widely attributed to Palace officials. It’s very clear that the official word is that it’s not cancer.

PP, can you provide a link please? It looks like the official statement does not address the question as to if it is cancer or not.

It’s been widely reported that a Royal spokesperson said that to the press pool in response to questions.

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When was she last seen in public?

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Anonymous wrote:The Washington Post has this statement:

“The princess’ office at Kensington Palace didn’t offer further details, but said that her condition wasn’t cancerous. “

Have searched everywhere and this is as much as has been reported in the major media.

It does seem odd that this detail was not in the official statement.

Why? It was offered in response to follow up questions from reporters.

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Anonymous wrote:Mostly annoyed because there’s a camera directly in his face. There’s zero you can conclude from this pic.

He basically told the media to be there, lol.

They do that to get rid of them.

It is a strategy for getting them to let up.

I have participated in this tactic with a royal family member.

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Anonymous wrote:When was she last seen in public?

Christmas.

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Anonymous wrote:I think it is digestive related since that is the expertise of this particular hospital and team of doctors. And some of those surgeries can indeed require lengthy recoveries that fit with the timeline set out. Makes the most sense.

The plastic surgery or "injury" crowd seem a bit far afield.

What digestive-related surgery would possibly require that long of a hospital stay and recovery?

Colon resection can be required for a variety of reasons. Hospital stay and recovery from that surgery can be 2 weeks for a variety of reasons.

Agree that was my first thought. She could have an colo/ileostomy may be temporary or permanent depending. She could have severe diverticulitis/osis, colitis, etc. This could require an extended hospital stay, not usually 14 days or whatever they’re saying though. That’s almost unheard of with any surgery.

Nobody wants to be out hugging strangers and greeting crowds with an ostomy bag.

My friend’s husband had one for a long time and was very sensitive about the smell of it.

That is a little weird because they don't smell...

From med sites:

Your pouch may release an odor that's noticeable to others if there's a leak or if you eat foods that cause a lot of smelly gas that can't be filtered.

You will also notice smell when changing or emptying the pouch.

Yes, but in general, they don't smell or leak. They're not noticeable under clothes. It takes less than 5 minutes to change a pouch. I've had lots of patients with a stoma and a bag and it's just not that big of a deal.

To them it’s huge. I’m sure it’s hard to feel sexy or want to have your partner see it.

I agree that it's nbd to the medical professional or someone else -- it's a BFD to the person with it.

I'm not referring to or commenting on the 'sexy' aspect

Yeah. Think it would destroy dating life and even marital relations- it’d be tough.

Why the multiple posts on this when we have NO idea if it is even relevant!!!?

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Anonymous wrote:When was she last seen in public?

READ the thread people!!

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Anonymous wrote:I think it is digestive related since that is the expertise of this particular hospital and team of doctors. And some of those surgeries can indeed require lengthy recoveries that fit with the timeline set out. Makes the most sense.

The plastic surgery or "injury" crowd seem a bit far afield.

What digestive-related surgery would possibly require that long of a hospital stay and recovery?

Colon resection can be required for a variety of reasons. Hospital stay and recovery from that surgery can be 2 weeks for a variety of reasons.

Agree that was my first thought. She could have an colo/ileostomy may be temporary or permanent depending. She could have severe diverticulitis/osis, colitis, etc. This could require an extended hospital stay, not usually 14 days or whatever they’re saying though. That’s almost unheard of with any surgery.

Nobody wants to be out hugging strangers and greeting crowds with an ostomy bag.

My friend’s husband had one for a long time and was very sensitive about the smell of it.

That is a little weird because they don't smell...

From med sites:

Your pouch may release an odor that's noticeable to others if there's a leak or if you eat foods that cause a lot of smelly gas that can't be filtered.

You will also notice smell when changing or emptying the pouch.

Yes, but in general, they don't smell or leak. They're not noticeable under clothes. It takes less than 5 minutes to change a pouch. I've had lots of patients with a stoma and a bag and it's just not that big of a deal.

To them it’s huge. I’m sure it’s hard to feel sexy or want to have your partner see it.

I agree that it's nbd to the medical professional or someone else -- it's a BFD to the person with it.

I'm not referring to or commenting on the 'sexy' aspect

Yeah. Think it would destroy dating life and even marital relations- it’d be tough.

Why the multiple posts on this when we have NO idea if it is even relevant!!!?

Bored posters entertaining themselves with fantasies. It’s common on the royal threads.

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Or is she having cosmetic work done and doesn’t want her kids to see her until she’s feeling a lot better. Perhaps she’s having hysterectomy and boob job as well, then I could see her needing the extra time.
The other thing I’m thinking of is that she won’t be in hospital for two weeks and will be home sooner and the palace wants to keep the pres away from Windsor by saying she’s in hospital for two weeks….
I’m sure we’ll all find out eventually. Wish her a successful recovery.

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Anonymous wrote:Or is she having cosmetic work done and doesn’t want her kids to see her until she’s feeling a lot better. Perhaps she’s having hysterectomy and boob job as well, then I could see her needing the extra time.
The other thing I’m thinking of is that she won’t be in hospital for two weeks and will be home sooner and the palace wants to keep the pres away from Windsor by saying she’s in hospital for two weeks….
I’m sure we’ll all find out eventually. Wish her a successful recovery.

She’s just going to emerge from the clinic with big double Ds on that teeny tiny frame —you think? In a tight sweater —tits out. This is too ridiculous to even comment on—especially if you have seen every member of this royal family. They are not into that stuff. Practical and outdoorsy. The British way. This isn’t gdamn Lauren Sanchez.

Nobody is going out of the public eye for 3 months because of that. Nobody is staying in a hospital for 2-3 weeks for that either. And her stomach?? We have seen her in bikinis and form fitting things. There isn’t an ounce of fat or paunch or bulge anywhere on her.

She’s sick. She had abdominal surgery. That’s all we know.

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Anonymous wrote:Or is she having cosmetic work done and doesn’t want her kids to see her until she’s feeling a lot better. Perhaps she’s having hysterectomy and boob job as well, then I could see her needing the extra time.
The other thing I’m thinking of is that she won’t be in hospital for two weeks and will be home sooner and the palace wants to keep the pres away from Windsor by saying she’s in hospital for two weeks….
I’m sure we’ll all find out eventually. Wish her a successful recovery.

She’s just going to emerge from the clinic with big double Ds on that teeny tiny frame —you think? In a tight sweater —tits out. This is too ridiculous to even comment on—especially if you have seen every member of this royal family. They are not into that stuff. Practical and outdoorsy. The British way. This isn’t gdamn Lauren Sanchez.

Nobody is going out of the public eye for 3 months because of that. Nobody is staying in a hospital for 2-3 weeks for that either. And her stomach?? We have seen her in bikinis and form fitting things. There isn’t an ounce of fat or paunch or bulge anywhere on her.

She’s sick. She had abdominal surgery. That’s all we know.

You improved the thread. Thank you.

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Anonymous wrote:Or is she having cosmetic work done and doesn’t want her kids to see her until she’s feeling a lot better. Perhaps she’s having hysterectomy and boob job as well, then I could see her needing the extra time.
The other thing I’m thinking of is that she won’t be in hospital for two weeks and will be home sooner and the palace wants to keep the pres away from Windsor by saying she’s in hospital for two weeks….
I’m sure we’ll all find out eventually. Wish her a successful recovery.

She’s just going to emerge from the clinic with big double Ds on that teeny tiny frame —you think? In a tight sweater —tits out. This is too ridiculous to even comment on—especially if you have seen every member of this royal family. They are not into that stuff. Practical and outdoorsy. The British way. This isn’t gdamn Lauren Sanchez.

Nobody is going out of the public eye for 3 months because of that. Nobody is staying in a hospital for 2-3 weeks for that either. And her stomach?? We have seen her in bikinis and form fitting things. There isn’t an ounce of fat or paunch or bulge anywhere on her.

She’s sick. She had abdominal surgery. That’s all we know.

+1. There is no way she would get plastic surgery. The press would never get over it.

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Anonymous wrote:Or is she having cosmetic work done and doesn’t want her kids to see her until she’s feeling a lot better. Perhaps she’s having hysterectomy and boob job as well, then I could see her needing the extra time.
The other thing I’m thinking of is that she won’t be in hospital for two weeks and will be home sooner and the palace wants to keep the pres away from Windsor by saying she’s in hospital for two weeks….
I’m sure we’ll all find out eventually. Wish her a successful recovery.

She’s just going to emerge from the clinic with big double Ds on that teeny tiny frame —you think? In a tight sweater —tits out. This is too ridiculous to even comment on—especially if you have seen every member of this royal family. They are not into that stuff. Practical and outdoorsy. The British way. This isn’t gdamn Lauren Sanchez.

Nobody is going out of the public eye for 3 months because of that. Nobody is staying in a hospital for 2-3 weeks for that either. And her stomach?? We have seen her in bikinis and form fitting things. There isn’t an ounce of fat or paunch or bulge anywhere on her.

She’s sick. She had abdominal surgery. That’s all we know.

You improved the thread. Thank you.

My pleasure.

I did giggle to myself thinking of the image of Kate with huge fake boobs and pumped up filler duck lips the first time we see her again in the spring. It’s too crazy. 😂😀

People are whacked out of their minds.