The King, who is still receiving treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer, visited a new specialist medical centre for cancer patients. He met cancer patients and staff who have worked on the redevelopment of the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre.
The King spoke of how important it is 'to be able to talk' as a cancer patient as he visited a new specialist medical centre for patients.
Charles, 77, who is still receiving treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer he was diagnosed with in 2024, was cheered and applauded during his visit, where he met cancer patients and staff who have worked on the £2.4m redevelopment of the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre. He has been patron of Macmillan Cancer Support since 1997, the charity which provides wraparound support to those affected by cancer.
Among those he met was Louise Rhodes, from Hopgrove in York, who is living with stage 4 secondary breast cancer and was involved in the centre's design and development. Meeting the King with her mother, Diana Ellison, she told the King how she had lost her father in 2024.
'To cancer? ' he asked her. 'Yes,' she replied. 'It's everywhere,' he said.
She spoke of how the centre had been a major support to her and her family throughout.
'It's so important to be able to talk,' the monarch told her
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