Kate Middleton announces: «Tomorrow I will be in public, I feel better»

Here’s Kate again: he has not yet finished preventive chemotherapy, he has “good days and less good days”, he is learning to “have patience”, but he is well enough to take part in the events for Carlo’s birthday tomorrowthe Trooping the Colour.

It was the Princess of Wales herself who announce his first public outing since last Christmas with a post on Instagram immediately followed by an official statement from Kensington Palace and the king’s happy reaction: “His Majesty is delighted that the Princess is able to be present at tomorrow’s event,” a spokesperson underlined.

Together with a photograph that shows her as splendid as always and apparently not at all worn out, the princess wrote that she was deeply moved by the many messages of support received over the last two months. “They made a huge difference to William and me and helped us get through the most difficult times.”

Kate he wanted to reassure the country about his health conditionswithout hiding that They haven’t been easy weeks. «I am making good progress – she wrote – but as anyone who has experience of chemotherapy knows there are good days and bad days. On bad days you feel weak and tired and have to give in to your body’s need to rest. But on good days, when you feel stronger, you want to take advantage of the fact that you feel good.”

Therapy – he underlined – will last “a few more months” but when she has the strength “it is a joy to participate in the school life” of her children and dedicate herself to activities that give her “energy and positivity”. She started working from home and is happy to be able to participate, with the rest of the family, in Trooping the Colourthe parade with which the official birthday of the sovereign has been celebrated since the 18th century (the month of June was chosen for meteorological reasons).

Kate hopes tooand, he underlined, to be able to indulge in other public events during the summer, “even though I know – she wrote – that I still haven’t come out of the tunnel.” “I’m learning – she specified – to be patient, especially with uncertainty, to take each day as it comes, to listen to my body and to allow myself to take the time I need to heal.” The message ends with thanks to the country for its understanding and in particular to those who wrote to her and “courageously” shared her story.

It is a message whose open, simple and honest tone is reminiscent of that of the video with which the princess – who had abdominal surgery in January – made it known in March that she had cancer. He chose to return to the public to celebrate Carloher father-in-law, the king, who like her is battling cancer.