According to the news, King Charles’ health is rapidly deteriorating

The reassuring apparition during the Easter religious service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor a month ago and now the return to public life with the first official commitment at the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Center alongside Camilla they send a message of cautious optimism about the health of King Charles, who last January underwent a prostate reduction operation following which he was diagnosed with an unspecified tumor. But the affection of the British public towards the Crown is great and many, more than a year after his coronation on 6 April, are wondering about his health conditions. How is Elizabeth’s son really doing? Unfortunately it seems to be getting worse rapidlyit is no coincidence that the plans for his funeral would have been updated. This dramatic indiscretion is reported in the latest issue of the weekly Peoplereports painful background stories.

Charles and Camilla visiting University College Hospital.

“King Charles is better and will make a gradual, albeit limited, return to public commitments” Buckingham Palace had assured a few days ago, denying the most alarmist media, but it is clear that the diagnosis is serious and the timely medical treatment does not save “bone pains” that would be weakening the sovereign, however, decided to attend the next public events, including the eagerly awaited Trooping The Color parade in June, during which the sovereign’s birthday is simultaneously celebrated every year. On the Carlo’s state of health, who in recent months has preferred to undergo medical treatment at Clarence House, returning to Buckingham Palace only for the weekly appointment with the prime minister, no further indiscretions are available at the moment. Nor, on the other hand, does the royal family intend to provide other details on the sovereign’s conditions for the moment.

The very few words of the king are enough to arouse the curiosity of the subjects and fans of the Crown who, to a patient admitted to the University College Hospital who asked him about his health, replied: “I’m fine, thank you”. We must be satisfied with this reassurance for the moment, in the hope that the clinical conditions do not worsen and that the pain that torments the king today is only temporary. Meanwhile, in these hours, Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden has handed over into the hands of Charles and Camilla on the Coronation Roll, the beautifully illustrated account of their coronation at Westminster Abbey. In accordance with a tradition that has continued for 700 years, the document was written on a 21 meter manuscript and finely illustrated by Stephanie von Werthern-Gill.

The hand-laid Coronation Roll.

As reported by BBC, the calligrapher worked tirelessly for 56 days to complete the work on time and elegantly traced 11,500 words on the hand-sewn parchment. “The most wonderful miniature work” declared the satisfied king, who, following his vocation as a green and sustainable sovereign, achieved for the first time that the manuscript was not made from animal skin and that a digital version visible to all was provided on coronationroll.gov.uk. How many small, big changes Charles, with his modernizing nature, brought about in less than two years of reign. The hope is that his work can continue for a long time to come: the country needs him and William he may not yet feel ready to take on the role of sovereign.