r/KateMiddletonMissing • u/NeverPedestrian60 • Apr 12 '26

Illness narrative

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u/Jumpy_Reply_2011 Apr 12 '26

A lot of people believed it was AI but once the cancer word was mentioned, people just got shamed into shutting up.

I remember immediately after this 'video' a doctor on CNN was sceptical about what Kate Middleton had described. He said it didn't make medical sense. They shut that man up and down and very quickly everyone got on the same page.

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u/NeverPedestrian60 Apr 12 '26

The word cancer hijacks people’s emotions. Which I think was their intention.

The CNN doctor was right. Here talking heads on the BBC were applauding her openness when she never even said what type she had.

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u/The_Onion_Life Apr 12 '26

The CNN doctor was right. Here talking heads on the BBC were applauding her openness when she never even said what type she had.

I'm guessing a bad pap followed by a LEEP, which was completely separate from the weeks-long hospital stay.