King Charles shares rare comments on the cancer course

Yesterday, King Charles was “in his element” in a garden festival of Buckingham Palace, where he conversed with a large number of participants there. One of these guests, a 22 -year -old student, has exchanged stories about cancer with the king, who has always received cancer treatment since his diagnosis at the beginning of 2024.

The telegraph described the heat as “stifling” during gardening on May 14, which Charles attended alongside the wife Queen Camilla. Charles spoke with Stamford Collins, an international relations student at Exeter University, who also has cancer. Collins said that the King – who receives weekly treatment on cancer to the present day – on the treatment of Collins cancer and “stressed the importance of a good” “diet” The telegraph reported.

“He asked me for the treatment I started in June and told me about food and diet,” said Collins thereafter. “He also asked me if I had undergone radiotherapy, which I had earlier this year.”

The king said, “It is sometimes the diet and what you eat. It can help. ”

Wednesday gardening was the first of its kind in that it took place for those who worked in education. At one point, Camilla – who was relatable – expressed concern for those who disguised themselves while temperatures increased, saying to one of the guests: “I hope you are not too hot. I hope you had the chance to put up your feet and have a drink. ”

After sharing his diagnosis publicly in February of last year, it was announced at the end of 2024 that the treatment of king’s cancer would continue in the new year. It has never been publicly revealed the specific type and stage of cancer that Charles has, although the palace has confirmed that cancer was not prostate after its detection following a routine prostate procedure that Charles underwent in January 2024.

Charles’ daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, also received a cancer diagnosis in early 2024, but announced in January of this year that she was in remission of the disease.

Last December, sources from the palace said that “the treatment of the king had evolved in a positive direction and, as managed condition, the treatment cycle will continue next year”. Charles was briefly hospitalized in March after having undergone side effects unfavorable to treatment, but sources called the incident “the most minor bump on the road which is good in the right direction”.

As if to underline the point, the king and the queen left for a four -day visit to Italy on April 7, less than two weeks after the hospitalization of the monarch on March 27.