The princess anne She remains in hospital after suffering an accident on her Gatcombe Park estate last Sunday, June 23, the circumstances of which are unknown. While the medical team ensures the recovery of Carlos III’s sister, she has learned the last hour about her state of health, revealing that suffers memory loss due to the concussion caused by the incident.
As advanced The Telegraphthe royal princess meets conscious and stablealthough he is not able to remember the reason why he is in the hospital or what happened at his country house.
Despite the worrying nature of this amnesia, caused by the injuries that the blow caused in the head, the doctors believe that it is a temporary sequel of the trauma and Ana will recover her memory after a while.
The only daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth will spend her third night in the hospital this Tuesday after she was treated on Sunday at her estate and later transferred by ambulance to the Southmead Hospital, in Bristol. That hospital center has a specialized neuroscience unit and is home to the only adult major trauma center in the Severn Major Trauma Network, which works alongside six other units in the region.
As has emerged after the event, Ana’s husband, Tim Laurenceand her two children, Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips, were at the estate at the time of the accident, although it is unknown if anyone was accompanying the princess when everything happened.
Neighbors in the area claim that they saw a medical helicopter in the area around 9:15 p.m., although Ana was finally evacuated from the countryside by road and accompanied by her husband.
Although Princess Anne does not remember anything of what happened to her, the medical team considers that her injuries are compatible with the impact of a kick or headbutt from a horse. And, furthermore, the monarch’s sister was walking among those animals when the incident occurred.
It was this Monday morning when Buckingham Palace issued a brief statement in which it reported that the princess royal, a title usually given to the first daughter of British monarchs, was admitted with “minor injuries and a concussion following an incident on the Gatcombe Park estate” the night before.
In the letter, the Palace assured that Ana was under observation “as a precautionary measure”, although it added that “she is expected to recover completely and quickly.” In fact, local media claim that Charles III’s sister is expected to be released from the hospital at the end of this week.
“The king has been kept closely informed and joins the entire royal family in sending their warmest love and best wishes to the Princess for a speedy recovery,” the statement concluded.
