Kate MiddletonPrincess of Wales, He appeared this Saturday for the first time in public since he was diagnosed with cancer, aboard a float with his three children in the parade that celebrates the official birthday of the king Charles III.
This is the first time that the princess is seen in public after she announced on March 22 that she is being treated with chemotherapy for a cancer she is fighting against.good progress“, as she herself said this Friday in a written message.
Kate, who was smiling in several sections of the journey, He waved to people who braved the rain in London to congregate around The Mall avenue, which leads to Buckingham Palace.
The princess wore a White dress from the designer Jenny Packhamwith a black and white hat Philip Treacy and the brooch of the regiment of the Irish Guards, of which he is colonel.
Shortly after 10:45 (09:45 GMT), the float carrying the king charles and the queen camilla and just a few moments later the black carriage in which the Princess of Wales was riding with her three children left from the same place.
Kate’s husband, williamwas on horseback with his uncles the Royal Princess, Anne, and the Duke of Edinburgh, Edward, behind the kings’ carriage and in front of that of his wife and children.
A quarter of an hour later, the royal delegation arrived at the Whitehall areawhere the military parade that celebrates the king’s official birthday takes place every year (even though the real one is in November).
Kate Middleton talked about his diagnosis of cancer and he referred to the treatment he is undergoing. In a statement released this Friday, the Princess of Wales noted that she is making “good progress” although she remained cautious about her near future.
“I’m doing good progress but as anyone who goes through chemotherapy knows, there are good days and bad days. On the days when I feel well enough, it is a joy to get involved in school life, spend personal time with the things that bring me joy and positivity, as well as start doing some work from home,” he explained. Likewise, she announced that she foresees that will continue with this treatment “for a few more months” since “I’m not out of the woods yet.”
In that sense, he referred to the lessons that this period of his life is leaving him, such as the “be patient”, “take each day as it comes”dealing with certain emotions – “especially with uncertainty”-, listen to your body and allow yourself time to heal. “On those bad days, you feel weak, tired, and you have to let your body rest,” she continued.
However, there he pointed out that would reappear in public this Saturday to participate in “Trooping the Color”, the birthday celebrations of King Charles III. “I am excited to attend the King’s Birthday Parade this weekend with my family and I hope to participate in some public engagements in the summer“, he commented on the matter, although from those around him they already confirmed that this It does not mean that he will resume his official agenda and that this will only happen when the doctors give the “green light.”
On March 22, the princess broke her silence after weeks of speculation about her health and confirmed that she was performing preventive chemotherapy sessions after, during an abdominal surgery he underwent in January, they found evidence of cancer in his body.
“I’m doing well, getting stronger every day and focusing on the things that will help me heal my mind, body and spirit. We hope you understand that as a family we need time, space and privacy while I complete my treatment. My job has always brought me deep joy and I hope to return when I am qualified, but Now I have to focus on my recovery.”, he commented then, without giving details of the treatment or the cancer he suffered.
