King Charles III

[refero]

not the appropriate section i guess, but still relevant..

 

King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace says - BBC News

[Alz111]

Yes just heard the news. Cancer is an awful disease hope he recovers soon. 

[MBTPSilver]

Yes, very sad news on the back of a period of medical issues for the royal family. I hope the King has a good few years left of his reign, certainly not ready to have further coinage changes so soon after just settling in to the current monarch.

[Skyfiller]

[Kitalon]

God save the King! Long live the King!

[Taikonaut]

Not a royalist. I was saying in jest last year that if Charles passes before his coins officially released and RM has been selling some of the them before it gets withdrawn we might see another Edward VIII type of rarities.

Edited February 5 by Taikonaut

[SiCole]

No-one in this day and age of technology should have to go through cancer. Its a truly horrible thing.

Hopefully he makes a full recovery and continues for many years. Looking on social media etc and the people who think it is funny should take a long look at themselves.

[pricha]

38 minutes ago, SiCole said:

No-one in this day and age of technology should have to go through cancer. Its a truly horrible thing.

Hopefully he makes a full recovery and continues for many years. Looking on social media etc and the people who think it is funny should take a long look at themselves.

I don't bother reading such rubbish what people write. Cancer has no colours as they say. It could easily be them , tomorrow, next week, next year .  Not something to really laugh about.  

[MickB]

He'll be on the road to recovery soon enough as he's got the best medical team around him. I reckon he'll be away from public duties for a short while.

[HonestMoneyGoldSilver]

45 minutes ago, SiCole said:

No-one in this day and age of technology should have to go through cancer. Its a truly horrible thing.

Hopefully he makes a full recovery and continues for many years. Looking on social media etc and the people who think it is funny should take a long look at themselves.

Ironically it's our technology that is giving us more cancer. Living longer and having multiple cancer detection systems bump the figures too

Marine life has a body water content of 70%+ and humans are roughly 60%. We've ruined the global hydrological cycle with plastic and acidifiers. There is microplastic everywhere and nanoplastic in everything, including your blood and bodily systems. In marine life we observe cancers growing around the plastics they have ingested

Our diets are mostly sugar with sugar being the preferred fuel for cancer cells. Our devices and technology marginally increase our chances of getting cancer directly with some more causal than others (like antennas and transmitters). Our cancer rates have exploded with every step we've taken away from the normal human diet and lifestyle. The normal human diet does not include ultra processed foods, plastic, teflon, a mountain of sugar and forever chemicals. The normal human lifestyle isn't sitting on your arse infinity scrolling either

That has nothing to do with KCIII but if we live long enough, most of us should expect to get cancer. If you get cancer there's also a 70% chance you'll get another cancer. Having cancer is the new normal. That's the cherry message we all need on a Monday evening