Queen Elizabeth II wished for doctors to extend her life after receiving a cancer diagnosis, driven by her determination to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee year, according to reports today.
The monarch reportedly underwent blood transfusions and abandoned her beloved gin and tonics, gin and Dubonnets and martinis in a bid to prolong her life following the devastating news in 2021. The alleged diagnosis of multiple myeloma, a form of bone marrow cancer, arrived just weeks after losing her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at age 99.
Despite facing serious illness and grief, Her Majesty remained resolute about witnessing her Platinum Jubilee the following year and received blood transfusions for months, sources claim. After the festivities concluded, featuring a Red Arrows flypast, a Service of Thanksgiving and a star-studded concert at Buckingham Palace, the monarch reportedly declined additional treatment and passed away in September that year at age 96. The report emerges as stylist slams cruel trolls in 1 key defense of Princess Kate’s hair switch ‘be sensitive’.
Paul Burrell, a longtime Royal butler and friend of the Queen in subsequent years, revealed today: “The Queen had been very poorly during her last days and was mainly bedridden. She was 96 and had refused any more treatment.
“It wasn’t long after Prince Philip had died that she was diagnosed with cancer, in the summer of 2021. It was devastating for her so soon after losing him. Theirs had been a true love story – I saw it on a daily basis.”, reports the Mirror
The Queen swore everyone to secrecy after her own diagnosis. However, it is said she was shocked when doctors only gave her until Christmas of 2021.
Mr Burrell added: “The Queen’s response was, ‘Well, that’s a shame, because next year is my Platinum Jubilee year and I’d quite like to have seen that. Can you keep me alive for that?'”
“She endured blood transfusions and scrupulously followed doctors’ orders, giving up her much-loved gin and tonics, gin and Dubonnets and martinis, and instead having apple juice (and tomato juice on a Sunday as a treat) to help extend her life… They kept her alive to witness this landmark (Platinum Jubilee) in her reign, but she knew through it all that she was dying.”
The Queen eventually passed away at Balmoral, her favorite home. Most of the household, though, had no idea what had happened that day.
Estate workers were going about their business as normal, it is thought.
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