“It’s very difficult.” The princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, spoke very frankly her cancer treatment and after chemotherapy, so complicated to handle.
“It shows a kind of courage, stoicism during treatment, the treatment has overcome, it is as if I said: ‘I can continue, returning to normal,” he explained, during an exchange with patients from a Essex hospital this Wednesday, July 2, transcribed by the BBC.
“But, in fact, the next phase is really difficult, we are not necessarily under the responsibility of the medical team, but we cannot operate normally at home as we have done before,” he also delivered.
“An experience that changes life”
This is the first public appearance of the princess, since the somewhat sudden cancellation of her visit to the famous horse races in Ascot, very popular among the royal family.
The princess declared “disappointed”, without being able to attend this career where her presence was announced, and the British media had specified that she had to “find the right balance after their battle against cancer.”
Kate thus returned to the diagnosis shock, life after attention, a period she describes as “very disconcerting.” “But that changes everyone’s life, from the first diagnosis to postprocessing and things like that, it is an experience that changes life for both the patient and families.”
“And, in fact, sometimes it goes unnoticed, we do not necessarily evaluate, especially when it is the first time, the impact it will have.”
“A new normality”
“You have to find your new normality, and it takes time … and it is like a roller coaster, it is not a long and quiet river, as you imagine. But the reality is that it is not the case, we are going through difficult times.”
If the princess resumed her public activities, she said, in front of the patients of this hospital, the need for a time to recover.
“When you finish your treatment, there is all this phase in which you yourself, everyone expects you to go better once you have finished your treatment, and this is not at all the case,” he said he shows surprising transparency.
In absence for six months, the time for treatment in early 2024, the Princess of Wales announced that last September was in remission, which specified, however, that the road was still long towards healing.
Source: BFM TV
