King Charles Given 2 Years to Live as He Battles Pancreatic Cancer

[ozso]

"Less than two months after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, sources exclusively reveal to In Touch that the king is battling pancreatic cancer and has been given two years to live."

King Charles Given 2 Years to Live as He Battles Pancreatic Cancer: His Diagnosis Is an ‘Open Secret’

Less than two months after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, sources exclusively reveal to In Touch that the king is battling pancreatic cancer and has been given two years to live. While the royal family has kept tight-lipped about the specifics of Charles’...

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So far just Yahoo and a few other minor media sites are reporting this. Due to the longevity of his parents, I figured Charles would be on the throne another 20 years.
But if this report is true, I think he'll probably abdicate within a year. Which will bring in King William V a lot sooner than expected.

 

[John G.]

My prayer is that King Charles III gets healed of cancer "long to reign over us".

 

[bèlla]

It was suggested sometime ago through the Greek media. One of the channels on YouTube mentioned it when Harry visited. There was already speculation that the situation was serious. But the British media wasn't permitted to say it. They operate under different rules in respect to the royal family than other outlets.

~bella

 

[ReesePiece23]

He'll be alright. Two years in the medical world is actually a very long time - and He's British. We're comprised of 98% teflon and 2% steel (the 2% is from all of the Irn Bru we drink.)

 

[NxNW]

He'll be alright. Two years in the medical world is actually a very long time - and He's British. We're comprised of 98% teflon and 2% steel (the 2% is from all of the Irn Bru we drink.)

If he has pancreatic cancer, he won't be all right. There is no cure.

 

[bèlla]

If he has pancreatic cancer, he won't be all right. There is no cure.

It's a devastating diagnosis for anyone. His age raises additional complications. Although the cells don't replicate as swiftly. But it will take a toll nonetheless.

~bella

 

[John G.]

This is from magazine "In Touch": King Charles’ Funeral Plans Unveiled Amid His Cancer Battle

 

[GoldenBoy89]

He had a pretty good run.

 

[Nithavela]

If he has pancreatic cancer, he won't be all right. There is no cure.

There are some kinds that can be removed by an operation called a "Whipple Procedure" when caught early enough.

But if that was possible, he'd already have undergone it, I think.

 

[essentialsaltes]

This is from magazine "In Touch": King Charles’ Funeral Plans Unveiled Amid His Cancer Battle

In Touch is the same source (but not the same article) as OP.

 

[Hazelelponi]

"Less than two months after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, sources exclusively reveal to In Touch that the king is battling pancreatic cancer and has been given two years to live."

King Charles Given 2 Years to Live as He Battles Pancreatic Cancer: His Diagnosis Is an ‘Open Secret’

Less than two months after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, sources exclusively reveal to In Touch that the king is battling pancreatic cancer and has been given two years to live. While the royal family has kept tight-lipped about the specifics of Charles’...

www.yahoo.com

So far just Yahoo and a few other minor media sites are reporting this. Due to the longevity of his parents, I figured Charles would be on the throne another 20 years.
But if this report is true, I think he'll probably abdicate within a year. Which will bring in King William V a lot sooner than expected.

I'm actually surprised they caught it this early and he's still doing so poorly.

My father died of pancreatic cancer and he found out he was sick when he had 3-6 months to live.

I wonder then why King Charles looks so poorly, is it age maybe? My dad was only in his early 40's....

My prayers for the King Charles and his family, his country as well... Cancer is a horrible thing.

 

[Hazelelponi]

He had a pretty good run.

As a King not so much. He's pretty much getting the throne for days, after waiting his whole life for the crown...

 

[DaisyDay]

Cancer sucks, some kinds more than others.

As a King not so much. He's pretty much getting the throne for days, after waiting his whole life for the crown...

It's an anachronism. He did have a very long run as a prince of the realm.

 

[Desk trauma]

As a King not so much. He's pretty much getting the throne for days, after waiting his whole life for the crown...

That must have been so arduous for him.

 

[Nithavela]

As a King not so much. He's pretty much getting the throne for days, after waiting his whole life for the crown...

Goes to show that you shouldn't spend your life waiting for something.

Luckily, he didn't, but had a rather full life anyway.

 

[RileyG]

How sad

 

[ozso]

That must have been so arduous for him.

Obviously you haven't read Prince Harry's book Waaagh.

 

[Desk trauma]

Obviously you haven't read Prince Harry's book Waaagh.

Wasn’t aware he wrote one. I’ll put it on my reading list just after owners manuals for cars I do not own.

 

[ozso]

Wasn’t aware he wrote one. I’ll put it on my reading list just after owners manuals for cars I do not own.

It's a South Park reference.

 

[RoBo1988]

My first wife made it 14 months after PC diagnosis. Doctor gave her 6 months to live.

If they catch it at stage 1 you'll have 5 years.