EXPOSED Two Dark Words In New Kensington Statement As Catherine Announces Surprise COMEBACK
Princess Katherine Middleton has captured the world’s attention by sharing the encouraging news that she has completed her chemotherapy treatment. This news marked a difficult moment in her life but also a turning point towards recovery—a huge clue about her health. However, the news might not be as happy as it seems. As for her comeback, there are some cautions. The “Spectre of the feast” here reckons everyone needs to hold their horses.
In the latest news, the princess is reportedly preparing to return to some Royal duties in the next few months. The biggest and best sign that there is hope in the air comes thanks to what is the bane of our “normie” working lives—meetings. There are now hopes for an autumn comeback for Catherine, as reports say that the Princess of Wales’ private secretary, Tom White, her assistant private secretary, Natalie Burrows, and the Wales’ communication secretary, Lee Thompson, have been holding more regular meetings with the princess to plan for the future.
There’s even a chance we might see Catherine back out on the royal beat sooner than that. She should be feeling well enough, possibly joining the rest of the working members of the royal family on November 10th at Cota for the National Service of Remembrance. Without a doubt, this story is a lovely bit of good news after a year of Buckingham and Kensington Palace courtiers having to spend so much time rescheduling royal engagements.
The Princess of Wales has tentatively opened up to discussing some sort of return to official engagements, even months from now. It’s obvious there’s reason for celebration. However, a slightly less rosy perspective comes into view. Her friends say the uncertainty of her good days and bad days still rings true, as the report sets out. People understand it’s a long journey to recovery.
That Remembrance event might only be something the princess is potentially well enough to do. Those key words—”long journey”—don’t make it sound as if there’s any definitive end date in sight for this gloomy chapter of cancer treatments. The balance between her good days and bad days could delay her return to her usual roster of duties.
Catherine has clearly taken a different approach from King Charles, who favored a much speedier return to public duties after just three months away following his own cancer diagnosis. Chemotherapy uses powerful drugs to attack tumors and is typically given to treat cancer directly or shrink a tumor in preparation for surgery. But it can also be used as a preventative measure, hoping to stop cancer from returning, with as much as a 46% decrease in recurring cases according to a 2019 study.
Preventive chemotherapy, also called adjuvant chemotherapy, aims to stop cancer from coming back after the main tumor has been removed. Cancer can spread to other parts of the body through a process called metastasis, where tiny cancerous cells break off and take root elsewhere. These new cancers can be difficult to detect, so oncologists often advise patients to undergo preventative chemotherapy to eliminate any remaining traces of the disease.
Preventive chemotherapy is most often delivered via IV drip or tablets, where the drugs are carried throughout the body by the bloodstream. It’s usually given for about three to six months. Reports suggest that Catherine will adopt a more measured and sedate approach and won’t be rushing back to her royal duties in a cut-and-dry manner. With this gradual strategy, we could see the Princess of Wales turning up for important dates on the royal calendar, like the Remembrance Day commemoration or her Christmas carol service.
