Sarah Ferguson's four-word skin cancer update as she's seen for first time since diagnosis
24.01.2024 - 18:23
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Sarah Ferguson was all smiles today as she greeted royal fans after her skin cancer diagnosis. The brave Duchess of York visited her dermatologist at King William VII hospital in Marylebone, continuing her recovery from malignant melanoma. Dressed in a navy blue blazer and matching skirt, she stopped to chat with locals before being driven off.
She even shared a four-word update saying "I'm fine, thank you", reports the Daily Mirror. Last week, Fergie revealed her shocking diagnosis, just six months after her battle with breast cancer.
The ex-wife of Prince Andrew underwent an eight-hour operation last July to remove one of her breasts after doctors discovered the disease in a routine mammogram. Despite the setback, Fergie has vowed to turn her "distress into a positive".
Doctors told her she was suffering from the most serious form of skin cancer after biopsies were taken from moles last year.
The 64 year old grandma posted her first message since her diagnosis this week on Instagram. She said she was "incredibly thankful" to her medical team and was now resting at home with her family. She added that she continues to be in "good spirits" and was "grateful for the many messages of love and support".
A close pal of the Duchess shared: "She is simply amazing, always looking for the positive in any situation and rarely thinking of herself. She is going to beat this disease, just like she faced down her breast cancer diagnosis, with bravery and good humour and working out a way she can use her experience to help others." The Duchess got the news after Christmas, which she spent with the Royal Family, including the King and Queen, at Sandringham in Norfolk. Fergie has already told friends that she will use her time and profile
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