New book reveals Queen ‘knew her remaining time was limited’

A new biography of Queen Elizabeth II offers an unprecedented look into the late monarch’s final months.

Elizabeth: an intimate portraitwas written by former MP Giles Brandless, described as “a friend and biographer of the royal family”, daily mail ahead of its release next month.

As Post Brandes is reportedly addressing rumors that the Queen was suffering from a rare type of bone marrow cancer. He has neither proven nor disproved the rumor, but if it is true, it could be due to “her fatigue and weight loss, and the exercise we were often told during the last year or so of her life.” “It will explain the problem of ,” he wrote.

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“In fact, Her Majesty always knew that her time was limited. She accepted this with all the grace you would expect. Reverend Iin Greenshields spent the weekend.

“‘Her faith was everything to her. She told me she had no regrets.

According to Brandes, Prince Philip’s death after 73 years of marriage was devastating, but she kept busy with personal appearances. I remember that “I have to”

However, in the fall of 2021, she began experiencing “sudden ‘lack of energy'” and “feeling exhausted”, and doctors advised her to “take some time off, don’t push yourself too hard, and take it easy.” I ordered.

Dr Douglas James Allan Glass, who was present at the moment of the Queen’s death, said her death “was expected and we were fully aware of what was to come”. clarified.

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As Post The book also provides insight into the Queen’s feelings about Prince Harry’s decision to step down as a civil servant and move to California, and how she handled Prince Andrew’s Jeffrey Epstein scandal. I’m here.

Regarding the latter, Brandes writes that even though Andrew was her “favorite child”, the Queen did not hesitate to strip him of his title and remove him from his role as a royal.

“The Queen has got things on her toes,” a “senior courtier” told Brandes for the book. “To use military terms, there were only a few days between Flash and Bang. Action was called for, and she accepted it.”

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But the Queen also showed her personal support by knowingly allowing photos of her riding with Andrew at Windsor Great Park the day after she was released from royal duties.

Elizabeth: an intimate portrait It will be released on December 8th.

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