As it has now become known, Queen Elizabeth II recently had to be hospitalized. The queen is said to have accepted the doctors’ decision only “reluctantly”.
London – The British people are concerned about their regent. As the palace has confirmed, Queen Elizabeth II (95) had to spend a night in a private clinic in London last week. In the meantime, the Queen is recovering at Windsor Castle, reports 24royal.de *.
Queen Elizabeth II: reluctant hospital stay – how is she really?
Even if Queen Elizabeth II. * Is still amazingly fit for her old age, health problems are apparently slowly becoming noticeable. After the mourning for her deceased husband Prince Philip * (99, †2021) and her extended summer vacation at Balmoral Castle *, the 95-year-old had recently returned to work. In October alone, she completed 16 appointments, according to media reports. Was it possible that she was taking too much on herself?
Just a few days ago, Queen Elizabeth was spotted walking with a walker while attending a church service. A little later it came out that after consulting her doctors she could not start a planned trip to Northern Ireland *. Now the palace has confirmed that the queen was even treated in a hospital.
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Queen Elizabeth II: Big disappointment with canceled trip
As reported by the BBC, among other things, Queen Elizabeth had to spend the night from Wednesday to Thursday in a private clinic in London, where “preliminary examinations” were carried out. Your disappointment about having to step back a bit in the near future and not being able to travel to Northern Ireland was great. She is said to have “reluctantly” accepted the order of the doctors.
The regent is now back at Windsor Castle *, where she rests and recovers. On the part of the British royal family * it is said that the hospital stay had “practical reasons” and that the Queen is already “in good spirits” again. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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