Princess Kate visits the hospital where she was treated

This morning, the Princess of Wales made an emotional visit to London’s Royal Marsden Hospital, where it was revealed she herself underwent treatment for cancer.

This morning, the Princess of Wales visited the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, marking her first major solo engagement in over a year as reported on ‘dailymail.co.uk’.

Catherine, 43, met with patients to show her support and personally thank staff for their exceptional care, support and compassion over the past 12 months.

Entering the main entrance to the hospital’s Chelsea site, the princess, dressed in a long brown tartan winter coat and heels, said: “Coming in through the main entrance here, after so much discreet and private visits, it’s actually quite nice.”

When meeting a patient undergoing treatment, wearing a cooling cap to prevent hair loss, Catherine asked, “when did you start treatment? Oh, today? How do you find it?”

She hugged a fan and told him: “I wanted to come show my support for the incredible work that is being done here and for those who are going through treatment and going through difficult times. How are you? There is light at the end of the tunnel. Very nice to meet you and good luck. You are in good hands.”

Chatting to staff, Catherine said: “You think the treatment is over, you carry on with the daily tasks, but it’s still a real challenge. And talking…the words totally disappear…understanding that as a patient, yes, there are side effects around the treatment, but actually there are more long-term side effects.”

She also shared personal details during conversations about treatment, emphasizing the importance of positivity during treatment, saying she had been encouraged by many people to continue the things that bring her joy as much as possible through the “good days and the bad days”.

The visit was described as “incredibly poignant” by sources, as the princess met patients and staff currently undergoing treatment. The Royal Marsden Hospital plays an important role in advancing cancer treatment in the UK and around the world.

In her new role as Royal Co-Patron, Catherine looks forward to supporting the Marsden’s work in advancing cancer research, treatment and care, as well as learning how this can benefit patients across the world. future.

The editor wrote this article using AI.