‘You’re not alone’: Princess of Wales seems to struggle to hold it together as royals touched by double cancer diagnosis

This is a statement from the heart, sharing the most shocking news. The princess has cancer.

sometimes, in her message, she seemed to have trouble keeping it together. Understandably, they take time to process.

After her first surgery in January, they thought she was fine, but post-operative tests confirmed the worst news in late February.

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Like any patient and any couple, Kate and William struggled to make sense of it all. Their first priority then was making sure Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis also had time to come to terms with the fact that their mum was undergoing chemotherapy.

It’s because of them that they decided to tell us now. With their three children now out of school for the Easter holidays, they hope to protect them from the inevitable global coverage.

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We’re told this isn’t a knee-jerk reaction to recent media coverage. Kate has the autonomy to decide what is right for her, her husband and her children.

Unsurprisingly, this also means they will not attend next weekend’s Easter Sunday service in Windsor, which many expect will be the princess’s first official engagement since her surgery.

You can only imagine how the Princess of Wales has been feeling over the past few weeks as speculation about her health has been rife on social media.

When a woman is diagnosed with cancer and begins treatment, in addition to trying to put her children first, she also has to deal with the most intense scrutiny and malicious rumors in the world, which makes you feel absolutely sick and, frankly, It’s out of control.

Despite this, we’re told she’s staying positive. She said she’s trying to focus on things that make her feel better. She is focused on recovery and both she and the medical team hope she will make a full recovery.

Like her father-in-law, King Charles, she too, in a very typical royal way, tried to divert attention from herself, asking others who also suffer from the disease not to lose faith or hope. “You’re not alone,” she said.

It’s a heartbreaking statement as the family, now reeling from a dual cancer diagnosis, desperately pleads for the time and privacy they all need to heal.