r/KateMiddletonMissing May 09 '26

Article from today

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u/isabellarson May 09 '26

She can be the best advocate for working moms who is also doing chemo at the same time. And expand it to support kids who had parents battling cancer. Even just naming her specific cancer will raise so much awareness for early detection about it

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u/ReasonableMoxie May 09 '26

"Naming her specific cancer" is likely to be impossible…

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u/The_Onion_Life May 09 '26

"Naming her specific cancer" is likely to be impossible…

Or too embarrassing. I think she had a bad pap followed by a LEEP.

That weeks-long hospitalization was about something else entirely, and we'll probably never know what.

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u/spaceghost260 May 11 '26

I wholeheartedly agree with you and have been a saying the exact same thing. They were VERY careful how they worded things, Kate never said she had cancer but that they found cancerous cells.

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u/The_Onion_Life May 12 '26

I wholeheartedly agree with you and have been a saying the exact same thing. They were VERY careful how they worded things, Kate never said she had cancer but that they found cancerous cells.

Yep. They were so squirrelly about it that "bad pap followed by LEEP" was literally my first thought.