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Sorry to hear that. My thinking and real world experience (family and myself) was the same.

I didn’t read you posts, as I’d only skimmed through the many contributions. So no need to be hyper sensitive with me, don’t make assumptions. I was most certainly not referring to anyone with C past or present. Just a couple of early snipes at Charles.

Conversely, heart warming that the vast majority here stuck to the very human story of a person beginning their battle against C. NSC at its best, again :bowdown:

An aside, I told my Megan-loving daughter that Megan’s next in line to be monarch. Laughing, she’s really keen for Piers Morgan’s world to implode.

One nonsense thing on the BBC News just now, the presenter suggested that the heavy workload since becoming king might’ve brought about the disease, a view then kind of shared by the posh ‘royals expert’. No one will ever know. Long term stress may well be a factor for anyone, but what a silly...

I survived a huge tumour in 2019, thanks to an amazing medical team at NHS St Marks, Harrow. A thirteen hour operation, they all came in on a Saturday, for no pay. Up and down the country these people are live savers. Genuinely, I didn’t get the impression at the time that if I was wealthy...

In an Aston Villa full kit?

That’s a media decision, you can always change channels. Charlie is just another unlucky person to get C. Have you ever had the disease, it’s a horrible worry at the time.

Thread hijacked by look at me faux class warriors, themselves living very comfortable middle class lives. My brother beat C, as have several relatives including in the last year through the NHS, nothing but praise for the system, speed and wonderful staff. I got the impression that the private...

As for anyone with C, wishing Charlie a full recovery.