The King with his advanced age is probably too high a risk for the surgery. That said, the only real risk factor is his age. I don’t recall a mention of a history of pancreatitis which can be a contributing factor. Considering all the issues that can accompany this diagnosis it seems prudent King Charles abdicate to William as soon as possible and act as a counselor to his son. I remind, the Late Queen Elizabeth took the thrown at a very early age. I can’t imagine Prince William is not up to it.
This entry is not for reasons of gossip so much as concern. With very few risk factors in the King’s life and thinking his age is his primary pre-condition I can’t help believe there is some worry for environmental factors. The buildings the family lives in are very old with questionable ventilation systems. It is my opinion the environment, including food and water, the Royals find themselves needs to be investigated for toxins and cancer risk factors. Start with the children’s environmental exposure to secure their safety and then continue to process the remaining areas.
Since Princess Ann has taken on more royal duties due to the delicate nature of the King, her well being and environmental exposure should also be considered a high priority.
I wish them all well. William really needs to take the thrown. It is very unfortunate this is happening to them.
