Did Queen Elizabeth II have cancer? this is what we know

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-reigning monarch in the history of the United Kingdom with around seven decades sitting on the throne of the British Royal House. His death on September 8 marked a before and after for the English people.

Almost three months after her death, a new biography of the queen ensures that he suffered from some type of bone cancer and that he suffered from moments with low energy.

The work is under the name of Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait, and is written by a former member of the English Parliament: Gyles Brandreth.

Though the book has not been releasedthe middle The Daily Mail It has some excerpts from the biography that will touch the last moments alive of Queen Elizabeth II. Will be available starting next December 8.

Did Queen Elizabeth II have cancer?

The official death certificate of Queen Elizabeth II indicates that her death was due to old age, but the letter reports that before she died, ‘Lilibeth’ he was battling a type of cancer that did not allow him to lead his life normally.

“I heard the queen had a form of myeloma (bone marrow cancer) that would explain his tiredness and weight loss and those ‘mobility problems’ that we were often told about during the last year of his life”, can be seen in an excerpt from the biography shared by The Daily Mail.

It also reveals that Queen Elizabeth II was suffering from mobility problems that affected some of the tasks he had as monarch.

The queen’s health was always kept behind closed doors, and only members close to the royal family could have information of this nature. Until now, neither King Carlos III nor any member of the royalty have spoken on the subject.

Queen Elizabeth II was active

The supposed disease that the queen suffered would not be her only “problem”, since the biography comments that the sovereign was looking to occupy herself to be able to overcome the death of Prince Philip.

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh shared a marriage of just over 70 years. The prince passed away on April 9, 2021.

According to the extract from The Daily Mail, the book of Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait explains that the relationship between both members of royalty was very strong and that the queen was determined to spend the last moments of the duke of edinburgh by his side.

The book also emphasizes that the queen did not postpone any of her activities despite the death of her husband.

“Her renewed determination to keep up with royal duties after the loss of her husband was due in part to the fact that I didn’t want to give in to any form of self-pity. ‘My husband certainly would not have approved,’” the book states.