The King made a triumphant return to the public stage on Tuesday, 30 April as he visited the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre alongside Queen Camilla.This return saw the King warmly talk to and hold hands with many cancer patients, while also speaking with experts at the centre.The monarch was praised by many for the high-spirited way he has tackled his diagnosis with former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond telling OK!: "It was the perfect place to return.
I think the King looked very well as he arrived at the hospital. "He deliberately lingered at the entrance making sure the cameras and the public got a good view of him.
He knew this was an important moment." On the King's determination to get back to fuller diary, Jennie adds: "There’s no doubt that he has been eager to return to work, and medical opinion would back him.
According to a senior oncologist, one of the most positive things you can do when you are suffering from cancer is to focus on getting things back to normal as quickly as possible. "And, for the King, that means getting back on the road and carrying out engagements like this.
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