As of: February 24, 2024, 5:00 p.m
By: Maximilian Kurz
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Since King Charles made his cancer public, Buckingham Palace has been flooded with an overwhelming number of get well cards.
The king appears touched and confident.
London – King Charles (75) is said to have received over 7,000 cards and letters from all over the world since his illness was announced on February 5th.
The messages touch the monarch deeply.
Many senders share their experiences with illnesses and give hope to the king.
Over 7,000 get well cards: King Charles deeply touched
In a video published by Buckingham Palace on Instagram, King Charles is moved.
The clip provides intimate insights into how the numerous messages and cards touched the head of the House of Windsor.
The well wishes could also give him comfort and encouragement.
The royal family announced on February 5, 2024 that King Charles was suffering from an unspecified form of cancer.
The diagnosis took place during a hospital stay in London.
Although prostate surgery was performed, a press release clarified that it was not prostate cancer.
Letters and well-wishes to King Charles: Palace expresses great gratitude
The heartfelt messages presented to him daily in a red postal box make King Charles smile.
The monarch was particularly impressed by a loving and creative wish for recovery: the card shows a dog who jokingly remarks that at least the king doesn't have to wear a neck brace.
As the saying goes: laughter is the best medicine.
Many of the international contributors share their own cancer experiences, write about their struggles with the disease and why you should never give up.
Others wish the king a speedy recovery or give advice for a speedy recovery.
In addition to the many letters and mailings, insiders say that his grandchildren in particular are giving King Charles “positive energy” during this difficult time.
Sources used:
gala.de, Instagram/theroyalfamily