King Charles opens on cancer:

King Carlos III Described on Wednesday how a cancer diagnosis can be a “discouraging” sometimes terrifying “experience for patients and their loved ones, since it organized an event at Buckingham Palace to praise the” extraordinary work “of beneficial organizations against cancer.

In a message written in a brochure for guests at the reception, which celebrated organizations that helped people with the disease, Charles reflected moving their experience in cancer.

As one of the 1,000 people in the United Kingdom who receives a diagnosis of cancer every day, Charles said his trip had given him “an even deeper appreciation of extraordinary work” of beneficial organizations.

“Each diagnosis, each new case, will be a discouraging experience and sometimes terrifying for those people and their loved ones,” he said. “But as one of those statistics, I can guarantee the fact that it can also be an experience that puts in an acute approach the best of humanity.”

The 76 -year -old monarch, who is still in treatment more than a year after his diagnosis for unleashed cancer, also said that his experience had reinforced how “the darkest moments of illness can be illuminated by greater compassion.”

Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, invited representatives of cancer beneficial organizations that support, among others, the Royal Residence for the reception.

Although Charles has been increasingly visible in recent months, he was briefly hospitalized last month as a result of the “temporal” side effects of scheduled cancer treatment.

Although no update on the king’s health has been provided, his return to public tasks has been read that his treatment is directed in the right direction.

“We are very grateful to his majesty for his continuous support, as well as our pattern and for being so open about his own cancer experience, which has inspired so many others to reach the support of organizations such as Macmillan,” said Gemma Peters, executive director of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Cancer has affected several members of the royal family in recent years, with the daughter -in -law of King Kate, the princess of Wales, announcing earlier this year that she I was in remission After about 10 months of treatment. The princess announced last year that cancer was found after a Abdominal surgery And that she was suffering Preventive chemotherapy.

“My sincere thanks for all those who walked silently with William and I while we sail everything,” she said in January, referring to her husband, the prince of Wales. “We could not have asked for more. The attention and advice we have received during my time as a patient has been exceptional.”

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