According to the official version, Elizabeth II died of “old age”. However, in a biography just published across the Channel, Prince Philip’s teacher and close friend, Kyles Brandreth, confirms that it was a rare form of bone marrow cancer the monarch suffered from.
Queen Elizabeth II has died At the beautiful age of 96, on September 8th. A press release from the royal family said: She died “Peacefully” at her beloved summer home in Balmoral, Scotland. His death certificate – which has been made public – states: “Time of Death: 3:10 p.m. Reason: Old age. Occupation: Her Majesty the Queen.”
No treatment
But the twist: in a new biography Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait, wrote Prince Philip’s friend Kyles Brandreth, saying the sovereign was “battling cancer” in the final months of his life. It is still, according to the author, a rare form of bone marrow cancer. Gyles Brandreth wrote: “I heard that the Queen has myeloma – cancer of the bone marrow – which explains her fatigue and weight loss and her ‘mobility problems’. Life.”
A very painful cancer for which there is no cure till date. “Treatment – including drugs that regulate the immune system and drugs that help prevent bone weakening – can reduce the severity of his symptoms and prolong the patient’s survival by several months or two or three years,” the biographer promises in his book.
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