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In book, Gyles Brandreth claims Elizabeth II battled cancer before she died
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What if Elizabeth II had battled cancer at the end of her life? This is what Gyles Brandreth assures in his biography Elizabeth : An Intimate Portrait. According to the journalist, Her Majesty did not die “of old age” on September 8, as Buckigham Palace sadly announced, and as the doctor of the royal family wrote in his death certificate. “I had heard that the queen had a form of myeloma – bone marrow cancer – which would explain his fatigue and weight loss and those ‘mobility problems’ we were often told about during the last year of his life, wrote Gyles Brandreth in his biography. Lhe most common symptom of myeloma is bone pain, especially in the pelvis and lower back, and multiple myeloma is a disease that often affects older people.”
“Currently there is no known curebut treatment – including drugs to help regulate the immune system and drugs that help prevent weakening of the bones – can reduce the severity of his symptoms and prolong the patient’s survival by several months or two to three years. “, can we read in this biography. (…)
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