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‘I am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal; in my mind, body and spirits’
As they begin their Easter break with their three children, the Prince and Princess of Wales are doing their best to shield the youngsters after Kate’s revelation last week that she is being treated for cancer.
Still dealing with the Princess’s shock diagnosis, the couple plan to spend the holidays privately as a family while they continue to process the news and help their children come to terms with it.
Kate, 42, made a personal announcement in a moving and powerful video message in which she told of the “incredibly tough couple of months” her family had experienced and how her diagnosis had come as “a huge shock”.
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She also told how the cancer was discovered following her planned abdominal surgery in January and said she is having preventative chemotherapy treatment. She added that she was “focusing on the things that will help me heal; in my mind, body and spirits”.
PUTTING HER FAMILY FIRST
understands the Princess started her cancer treatment in late February, but royal sources say