Diagnosed Cancer, King Charles III Grateful For World Community Support

King of England Charles III and Queen Camilla returned to Buckingham Palace after undergoing a meritorious ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London, England, May 6, 2023 (ANTARA)

The LONDON - King Charles III expressed his gratitude for the many messages of support and hope given to him after being diagnosed with cancer. His initial statement regarding the illness he was suffering from was conveyed by King Charles III through an official statement uploaded on the official British royal website on Saturday, February 10 local time. I would like to express my deepest gratitude for the many messages of support and good wishes I received in recent days. As is well known, such good thoughts are the greatest comfort and impetus," he said. The king also revealed that his diagnosis could help improve public understanding of the cancer he suffered. He also expressed his growing admiration for organizations that dedicated to cancer patients. I am also relieved to hear how sharing my diagnosis has helped improve public understanding and highlight the work of all organizations that support cancer patients and their families in the UK and a wider world My lifelong admiration for the care and dedication of those who are tireless is getting bigger thanks to my personal experience, Buckingham Palace on Monday (5/2) announced that King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer and has begun to undergo treatment. The diagnosis emerged shortly after the 75-year-old king was treated for prostate enlargement. "His Majesty has been treated due to tame prostate enlargement. During this intervention, this separate issue has been recorded and later diagnosed as a form of cancer," said a palace spokesman. A statement from Buckingham Palace said. A statement from Buckingham Palace said that the King had started a routine treatment schedule, in which he had been advised by doctors to postpone public-related tasks. According to the statement, during this period, the King will continue to "run state affairs and documents as usual."

The king remains fully positive for his treatment and hopes to return to public duties as soon as possible "His Majesty has chosen to report her diagnosis to prevent speculation and hopes to help public understanding for everyone affected by cancer worldwide," he added.