Kate, the Princess of Wales, was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy, she said in a video message released on Friday, two months after she underwent “major” abdominal surgery.
The type of cancer has not been disclosed. She started chemotherapy in late February.
The announcement sparked an outpouring of support and comes as her father-in-law, King Charles, also undergoes cancer treatment.
“This of course came as a huge shock, and William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family,” Kate, 42, said in the video, which was filmed at Windsor on Wednesday. “As you can imagine, this has taken time. It has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment.”
The cancer was discovered in post-operative tests after her abdominal surgery in mid-January, Kate said.
Reuters confirmed the princess received a COVID jab on May 29, 2021:
Social media users have made unfounded claims to cast doubt over the authenticity of the Duchess of Cambridge’s COVID-19 vaccination.
Kate tweeted a photo of herself receiving the shot at London’s Science Museum on May 29 (here); however, social media users later claimed the pictured moment had been faked.
While it is unclear which vaccine brand the princess received, Pfizer’s vaccine safety data—only made available by an order from a federal judge in Texas—shows the company was aware of the link between its shot and cancer before releasing the drug to the public.
However, a study published in December in the peer-reviewed journal Cureus has linked COVID-19 vaccines to the “multi-hit hypothesis” of cancer growth in the body, this website has reported.
The multi-hit hypothesis of cancer suggests that a series of mutational events, like booster vaccinations, are necessary for a cell to become malignant or cancerous.
The authors believe that multiple doses of either mRNA COVID vaccines (Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna) or adenovirus-vectorized vaccines (Johnson & Johnson and Oxford/AstraZeneca) have the potential to initiate a set of biological mechanisms that “may collectively generate a pro-tumorigenic environment favorable to cancer progression and/or reactivation of [dormant cancer cells].”
A study published last month in the peer-reviewed journal Cureus has linked COVID-19 vaccines to the “multi-hit hypothesis” of cancer growth in the body. The multi-hit hypothesis of cancer suggests that a series of mutational events, like booster vaccinations, are necessary for a cell to become malignant or cancerous.
A new publication in the peer-reviewed medical journal Infection reported the reappearance of Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS), a type of cancer that develops from the cells that line lymph or blood vessels, in a 48-year-old male patient who recently received multiple COVID-19 vaccinations.
In a startling new study, researchers from the University of Cambridge’s Medical Research Council (MRC) Toxicology Unit have uncovered a significant unintended immune response triggered by mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in approximately one-third (25-30%) of recipients.
The picture depicts an insulin syringe being used, which is not the type used to deliver a COVID "vaccine". Personally, although I could be wrong, I suspect all this "cancer" is an attempt to normalize cancer as it is occurring in record proportions in the population.
Great way to normalize "preventative chemotherapy"
The picture depicts an insulin syringe being used, which is not the type used to deliver a COVID "vaccine". Personally, although I could be wrong, I suspect all this "cancer" is an attempt to normalize cancer as it is occurring in record proportions in the population.