Disclosure in Great Britain: Queen Elizabeth II died of bone cancer, claims a suspect book that is to be published in the kingdom and its contents were revealed to several media outlets in the country.
Giles Brandert, the author of the book, journalist and author well versed in the affairs of the kingdom, described the last days of the oldest monarch in the world.
"I have heard from authoritative sources that the Queen suffered from a type of myeloma, a cancer of the bone marrow, which could explain the exhaustion, weight loss and mobility difficulties we heard about towards the end of her life," Brandert wrote in part of his op-ed published by the Daily Mail newspaper.
"The most common symptoms of myeloma are bone pain, especially in the pelvis and lower back, and it is indeed a disease that often attacks the elderly. Currently, there is no known cure, but there is a treatment that includes drugs that help the immune system and drugs that help delay the weakening of the bones. The treatments can delay the spread of the disease and extend the patient's life for a period of between a few months and two or three," the journalist wrote.
According to the death certificate issued to the queen and revealed by the royal house, the cause of death was stated to be "death from old age".
Prince Philip // Photo: AP // Prince Philip // Photo: AP
According to the book's author, in the days leading up to her death, the Queen had lunch with local leaders of the Anglican Church and appeared "energetic" talking about topics such as her childhood, her favorite horses and church matters.
It was also written that the guests were impressed that the Queen is knowledgeable about what is going on in the organization.
The Queen even expressed sadness at what is happening in Ukraine and asked those present to act to alleviate the situation of those suffering from the war.
In another caveat in his book, Brandert claims that he does not believe that the Queen was at her husband's side, Prince Philip, when he died in April of last year.
He claimed that the couple used to stay apart for weeks and the Queen acknowledged that her husband did not want "to be bothered around him".
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