Did Queen Elizabeth II really die of old age, as was publicly announced by Buckingham Palace? It could be that Her Majesty suffered from a terrible illness in secret.
At 96, Queen Elizabeth II has unquestionably had a good life. His followers, however, loved him so much that they would like to know the whole truth about the real causes of his death, provided that they can be questioned. On September 29, 2022, a press release shared by royal expert Rebecca English, had indeed assured the most suspicious that the 96-year-old monarch was died of old age at 3:10 p.m., UK time, September 8. Almost three months after his disappearance, this version is still in questionin particular by the writer Gyles Brandreth, whose book Elizabeth: an intimate portrait was released on December 8, 2022.
The latter argues that the queen suffered, at the end of her life, from a myeloma. This little-known pathology of the bone marrow is a cancer that concerns 4,000 new patients in France every year. It is materialized by the abnormal accumulation of a type of white blood cells, plasma cells. What are symptoms from myeloma?
Elizabeth II: these symptoms that could make you believe in myeloma
This incurable disease is manifested by two main symptoms: fatigue and weight loss. According to the author, close to the royal family for more than fifty years, this would explain in particular “mobility issues” suffered by the monarch during the last months of her life. “Treatment – including drugs to help regulate the immune system and drugs that help prevent weakening of the bones – can reduce the severity of these symptoms and prolong the patient’s survival from several months to two or three years.”he adds before alerting on the bruise seen on the back of the queen’s hand during his meeting with Liz Truss:
“Has the Queen been given steroids to get her through this important final day? Was the bruise on the back of his hand that we saw in the photos the mark left by a catheter?” If the palace has no interest in lying about Her Majesty’s death, one can assume that it is something that is done in order to preserve the dignity of a member of the royal familyespecially when it comes to the one with the longest reign in history.