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After the initial shock of King Charles' cancer diagnosis, his doctors and the King himself expressed optimism for the day ahead – a touching sketch of Charles, William and his grandson that went viral

Like “Lightning in the Air”, Buckingham Palace's official advertisement for King Charles He was diagnosed with cancer.

As the palace announced It's not prostate cancer, But it was discovered during the king's final treatment for an enlarged prostate. He stated that it was a routine operation and called for the men to be examined.

From the day Charles' illness was announced, the British had expressed sympathy for their king to a degree that even the king himself had not expected.

Among the expressions of sympathy are some drawings posted on the Internet. One of the photos that went viral shows the heir to the British throne, Prince William, holding his father as well as his third son in line, Prince George, while the caption reads: “Everything will be okay, dad.”

How he “bonded” with Sarah Ferguson during their shared battle with cancer

King Charles and the Duchess of YorkSarah Ferguson has “bonded” over her battle with cancer by “exchanging letters”, a royal source has claimed. Charles and Sarah Ferguson were both diagnosed with the disease this year, and are said to have given each other courage in heartfelt letters

Sarah, 64 years old have previously suffered from breast cancer, He was diagnosed with skin cancer, while the king was found to be suffering from an undisclosed form of the disease. The 75-year-old royal began treatment in a London hospital this week and is said to be “absolutely positive” about his diagnosis and health. “He looks forward to a full return to public service as soon as possible”.

Following news of his skin cancer diagnosis, the Mirror reported that Charles wrote to the Duchess of York To offer her his support and best wishes. Fergie has since reciprocated the touching gesture after news of the battle royal broke.

A source said: The King and Sarah They love each other incredibly Now, after being diagnosed with cancer, they have become even more connected by exchanging letters. He added: “Cancer is a difficult disease that affects so many people and their families, and it is clear that additional support from loved ones and the wider community can help immeasurably.”

This week Sarah attended a cancer fundraiser and gave a speech in which she shared a moving tribute to King Charles, He urged him to “keep fighting.”

At the Help and Hope Cancer Alliance event in Florida, she said: “I want to thank you all for your kindness in supporting my family members who are going through a difficult time and we wish everyone the best. Every family in the world has been diagnosed or has gone through a difficult time, we wish them well.” And of course, Sister-in-law, good luck, keep fighting.” He added: “The Cancer Alliance is about hope and there is not enough hope in the world. But anyone who doesn't have a lot of hope, anyone who thinks they can't do it, is a fool.”

The first sign that something was wrong with King Charles' health came on January 17, when Buckingham Palace made a surprise announcement that… The king will undergo prostate surgery. Shortly after the palace, she also revealed that she had chosen to share her cancer diagnosis in the hope that it would “help build public understanding of all those affected by cancer around the world.”

Family and friends are said to be amazed by the king's determination to continue performing his duties. It is located at his home in Sandringham He is in Norfolk and is expected to return to London for weekly treatment.

Last month, the UK's National Health Service saw a significant increase in the number of people searching for information about skin cancer, the fifth most common type of cancer, after the Duchess of York was diagnosed with the disease. Sarah Ferguson is said to be in 'good spirits' despite the bad news, Six months after undergoing breast cancer treatment last year.