“Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer,” Buckingham Palace said in astatement.
Frederick’s reign lasted just 99 days before the cancer took his life.
Like her husband, Victoria was also stricken with cancer.
She died at the age of 60 in 1901.
He lived out the rest of his days in exile in the Netherlands.
Doctors cautioned that if he did not undergo immediate surgery he would likely die.
He ultimately made a full recovery.
That was the case for Edward VII, whose skin cancer was near his nose.
He was treated with radium a fairly new and experimental procedure at that time, but one that worked.
The radium treatment reportedly cured him, leaving the king free of skin cancer.
The duke spent the remainder of his life in exile, living in France.
He experienced ill health in his later years and died in 1972 at the age of 77.
“He was terribly sick.
In September 1951, he was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent surgery.
“Not only is he brave, but he is full of humor.”
In fact, she’d undergone treatment for cancer and not just once.
The real reason behind that hospital visit, however, was to have a carcinoma removed from her breast.
In both cases, she made a full recovery.
In 1994, Margarethe was diagnosed with cervical cancer, for which she successfully underwent treatment.
She also had surgery in 2003, for spinal stenosis, and in 2023 underwent major back surgery.
“I have decided that now is the right time.”
In 2003, the king received a bladder cancer diagnosis.
After the surgery, the King will be fully cured.”
That operation was, as predicted, successful, and the king went on to make a full recovery.
He subsequently underwent surgery in 2020 to replace the heart valve that had been inserted during the previous operation.
In late 2023, the 87-year-old royal was hospitalized while vacationing in Malaysia for treat an infection.
He subsequently had a pacemaker implanted.
They separated in 1992, with their divorce finalized in 1996.
She immediately underwent surgery.
“I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
I beat breast cancer,” she wrote in that post.
That led to the discovery of a cancerous mole, which was removed.
Subsequently, a royal source revealed that the queen’s health had been declining for some time.
Could there have been another factor at play other than old age?
The truth finally emerged when she issued avideovia social media.
