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Ammi 26-03-2024 09:46 AM

Kate, Princess of Wales and her cancer diagnosis thread…
 
…and all things relating to her illness and recovery etc…

Ammi 26-03-2024 09:48 AM

Kate Middleton has revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing “preventive chemotherapy”


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Ammi 26-03-2024 09:49 AM

“William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family,” Kate said

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Ammi 26-03-2024 09:51 AM

Kate was informed of her diagnosis following her abdominal surgery in January

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Mystic Mock 26-03-2024 09:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11434329)
Kate Middleton has revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing “preventive chemotherapy”


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I hope that she will pull through, not just for her sake, but for her really young children's sake too.

Because speaking for myself, I dread to think what losing a parent at that age would've been like, because children aren't really ready for situations like what Kate's going through, especially if it goes south.

Ammi 26-03-2024 09:52 AM

She will now postpone her official duties to focus on her recovery

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Niamh. 26-03-2024 09:56 AM

Thanks Ammi :love:

bots 26-03-2024 10:00 AM

I wonder if she and Charles will be getting the new genetically coded cancer treatment

Liam- 26-03-2024 10:05 AM

The one thing that baffled me though is that if she has already been diagnosed with cancer, why would she be having ‘preventative’ treatment?

user104658 26-03-2024 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 11434338)
The one thing that baffled me though is that if she has already been diagnosed with cancer, why would she be having ‘preventative’ treatment?

I would imagine the cancer was removed during surgery but they're doing chemo to ensure that none has been missed that could potentially spread. Not really one it's possible to speculate much about though as nothing has been said about the type or stage of the cancer and both really make a huge difference.

Must be triggering for William either way, having lost his own mum at a young age. That'll massively ramp up the anxiety even if her prognosis is very good.

thesheriff443 26-03-2024 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 11434338)
The one thing that baffled me though is that if she has already been diagnosed with cancer, why would she be having ‘preventative’ treatment?

Because what they removed was cancerous they are targeting areas that will have more cancerous cells in them

bots 26-03-2024 10:16 AM

Some cancers can see you off less than a month from initial diagnosis. However, we shouldn't underestimate the absolutely massive steps forward there have been in cancer treatment over the last couple of years. There have been mind blowing advancements

Niamh. 26-03-2024 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11434342)
Some cancers can see you off less than a month from initial diagnosis. However, we shouldn't underestimate the absolutely massive steps forward there have been in cancer treatment over the last couple of years. There have been mind blowing advancements

No doubt she'll be getting the absolute best treatment anyway.

thesheriff443 26-03-2024 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11434342)
Some cancers can see you off less than a month from initial diagnosis. However, we shouldn't underestimate the absolutely massive steps forward there have been in cancer treatment over the last couple of years. There have been mind blowing advancements

There are lots of factors when it comes to cancer
But one thing we can all relate to is the fact it’s a young mother with three young kids regardless of Kate having married into the royal family

Cherie 26-03-2024 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 11434338)
The one thing that baffled me though is that if she has already been diagnosed with cancer, why would she be having ‘preventative’ treatment?

A doctor uses chemoprevention to lower a person’s risk of developing cancer, especially for:

People who are at a high risk of developing cancer. This includes those with an inherited cancer syndrome or a family history of cancer.
People who have already had cancer. Chemoprevention can lower the risk of a cancer recurrence or a new cancer. A recurrence is when the cancer comes back after treatment.

from Google

Beso 26-03-2024 11:10 AM

There been a huge huge rise in abdominal cancer in the under 40s females...could it be all this exercising?

Zizu 26-03-2024 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11434364)
There been a huge huge rise in abdominal cancer in the under 40s females...could it be all this exercising?


Or the obsession with protein shakes and the like ?


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user104658 26-03-2024 11:33 AM

I'm pretty sure neither exercise nor protein shakes are causes of cancer...

user104658 26-03-2024 11:37 AM

Recent research has shown though that the #1 predictor of cancer survivability (the people who fare best with beating cancer basically) is the person's muscle mass at the time of getting cancer. So for example if a powerlifter and a supermodel (both otherwise healthy/healthy diets etc) were to get exactly the same cancer at exactly the same time, the powerlifter would have a significantly better chance of beating it. So yeah. Get your protein in and lift your heavy things folks.

Niamh. 26-03-2024 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11434370)
Recent research has shown though that the #1 predictor of cancer survivability (the people who fare best with beating cancer basically) is the person's muscle mass at the time of getting cancer. So for example if a powerlifter and a supermodel (both otherwise healthy/healthy diets etc) were to get exactly the same cancer at exactly the same time, the powerlifter would have a significantly better chance of beating it. So yeah. Get your protein in and lift your heavy things folks.

Oh interesting, I hadn't heard that. I'm ****ed then unless I start doing some weights :skull:

Beso 26-03-2024 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11434369)
I'm pretty sure neither exercise nor protein shakes are causes of cancer...

If all the scientists don't know the reason yet then neither do you. So dont be so certain and dismissive, just yet.:nono:

Beso 26-03-2024 02:35 PM

And..


Body builders might be more prone to getting cancer for all you know.

Maru 26-03-2024 03:22 PM

Love you Kate, please get well soon :love:

Vanessa 26-03-2024 04:02 PM

She's so young. Hopefully that will go in her favour. Get well soon!

user104658 26-03-2024 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11434393)
If all the scientists don't know the reason yet then neither do you. So dont be so certain and dismissive, just yet.:nono:

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11434394)
And..


Body builders might be more prone to getting cancer for all you know.

I mean there is quite a significant amount of research and data on the causes of cancer. Obviously we don't know all of them but we do (even as common sense) know that fit and healthy people are less likely to get cancer than unhealthy people, and also that there's a generic element (more likely to get certain cancers if other people in your immediate family have had it). And that carcinogens exist. It's not still a complete mystery.

Vanessa 26-03-2024 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11434444)
I mean there is quite a significant amount of research and data on the causes of cancer. Obviously we don't know all of them but we do (even as common sense) know that fit and healthy people are less likely to get cancer than unhealthy people, and also that there's a generic element (more likely to get certain cancers if other people in your immediate family have had it). And that carcinogens exist. It's not still a complete mystery.

But it does hit healthy people as well.
For example, my late grandfather was a heavy smoker, but was healthy pretty much his while life.

Beso 26-03-2024 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11434444)
I mean there is quite a significant amount of research and data on the causes of cancer. Obviously we don't know all of them but we do (even as common sense) know that fit and healthy people are less likely to get cancer than unhealthy people, and also that there's a generic element (more likely to get certain cancers if other people in your immediate family have had it). And that carcinogens exist. It's not still a complete mystery.


So the worlds doomed then.

If you are more likely to get cancer if your parents had it.


Cancer is rising rapidly, and with that information will only increase more, and more quickly as time passes.

Cherie 26-03-2024 04:42 PM

Pretty good article about it here,

Being overweight is a major factor, people are stuffing their faces full of stuff that is bad for them, and our western diet is doing us no favours

https://www.cancercenter.com/communi...20More%20items

Ammi 26-03-2024 04:59 PM

…I don’t know if anyone here uses or is familiar with the app, Yuka…?..strangely I was telling IthinkIloveyoutoo about it the other day…with my phone, it scans your food item and ‘analyses’ it in terms of good and bad health choices and it obviously picks out toxins in foods that are best to avoid altogether…not just food items but cosmetic products as well, it also analyses those things such as soaps and shampoos and deodorants and moisturisers and make up items etc..and even when things are said to have no additives and be more natural in their ingredients…?….its surprising how very many are a definite NO in their toxic value…I felt as though I always looked for natural ingredients etc …but realised that I didn’t nearly so much as I could and do now ….anyways, I’m quite obsessive with mine and with using it…and it’s something I would absolutely recommend to anyone else…

Cherie 26-03-2024 05:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11434468)
…I don’t know if anyone here uses or is familiar with the app, Yuka…?..strangely I was telling IthinkIloveyoutoo about it the other day…with my phone, it scans your food item and ‘analyses’ it in terms of good and bad health choices and it obviously picks out toxins in foods that are best to avoid altogether…not just food items but cosmetic products as well, it also analyses those things such as soaps and shampoos and deodorants and moisturisers and make up items etc..and even when things are said to have no additives and be more natural in their ingredients…?….its surprising how very many are a definite NO in their toxic value…I felt as though I always looked for natural ingredients etc …but realised that I didn’t nearly so much as I could and do now ….anyways, I’m quite obsessive with mine and with using it…and it’s something I would absolutely recommend to anyone else…

Not heard of that but it sounds useful, when my aunt got breast cancer her Macmillan nurse told her never to use underwired bras as they are associated with a rise in breast cancer cases, dont know if there is any science to it or something she observed herself but I have avoided them every since

Zizu 26-03-2024 06:07 PM

Kate, Princess of Wales and her cancer diagnosis thread…
 
The only quirky thing I’ve heard about cancer is that supposedly taking massive doses of Vitamin C ( power form) has had massive beneficial effects on the disease ranging from slowing it down to pausing it to even driving it away !!

God forbid I never get the disease but I’d definitely be trying it .. what have you to lose ??

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Zizu 26-03-2024 06:12 PM

Kate, Princess of Wales and her cancer diagnosis thread…
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11434369)
I'm pretty sure neither exercise nor protein shakes are causes of cancer...


When I say “ protein shakes and the like “ …

I’m also referring to all the other additives and things like steroids and gawd knows what else they the young people are taking nowadays

There’s a new shop near us just opened up just selling exercise additives and protein powders


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Ammi 26-03-2024 06:34 PM

…if anyone would like to look into the Yuka app and downloading it onto their phone to scan their products…?…this link tells you more about it…

https://yuka.io/en/

…it’s so easy to use and is basically colour coded from red through to amber and green, a traffic light style…it also gives you a score on the product that you’re scanning…

Excellent (75 to 100)
Good (50 to 75)
Poor (20 to 50)
Bad (0 to 25)

…it’s not an app that has any product sponsorship …so no conflict of interest or biases etc…

Vanessa 26-03-2024 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11434483)
…if anyone would like to look into the Yuka app and downloading it onto their phone to scan their products…?…this link tells you more about it…

https://yuka.io/en/

…it’s so easy to use and is basically colour coded from red through to amber and green, a traffic light style…it also gives you a score on the product that you’re scanning…

Excellent (75 to 100)
Good (50 to 75)
Poor (20 to 50)
Bad (0 to 25)

…it’s not an app that has any product sponsorship …so no conflict of interest or biases etc…

I might try this. I'm never sure if I'm making the right choices when I'm food shopping.

arista 26-03-2024 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11434330)
“William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family,” Kate said

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Yes nice of her to do that broadcast
last Friday at 6PM

Beso 26-03-2024 08:14 PM

Headline today said she may save millions with her announcement....3 months later!

arista 26-03-2024 08:35 PM

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[Princess Anne and Sophie speak to Major General Eldon Millar and Yoon Yeocheol, South Korean Ambassador to the UK]


Thats Good,
Fill in the jobs

arista 26-03-2024 08:37 PM

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arista 31-03-2024 04:57 AM

BBC News Text:
[The Daily Mirror leads on an interview from
its Invite Only podcast,
with reality TV star Giovanna Fletcher,
who explains how she was "blow away"
by Catherine,
Princess of Wales's "ability to connect" with
people having met the royal when they
filmed an episode of her podcast in 2020.
The paper says the interview took place
before Catherine announced, on 22 March,
that she was undergoing cancer treatment.]


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Mystic Mock 31-03-2024 05:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11434459)
Pretty good article about it here,

Being overweight is a major factor, people are stuffing their faces full of stuff that is bad for them, and our western diet is doing us no favours

https://www.cancercenter.com/communi...20More%20items

People's diet (I can tbf eat a lot of unhealthy junk too, so I'm not meaning to attack anyone else that's guilty of doing it,) and I do suspect that some of the chemicals that we sometimes use on our bodies, such as Perfume or Deodorant, are increasing our chances of developing Cancer.


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