Queen Elizabeth serious illness; blood related
I think this prediction by the Cs was accurate given the medical evidence prior to her death and even though the royals through the media told:
Queen Elizabeth died of ‘old age’, death certificate says,
People began to become aware of the Queen's health problems when on November 2021 she met with General Sir Nick Carter. The Queen's hands showed a purple hue.
Three days after a sprained back caused her to miss the memorial service at the Cenotaph, the Queen was back on her feet...conducting a face-to-face audience at Windsor Castle with General Sir Nick Carte....
Monarch, 95, greets outgoing military chief in sitting room, after pulling out of Remembrance Sunday service
www.theguardian.com
Leukemia or Raynaud’s syndrome?
Twice during a span of three years, one tabloid, The National Enquirer, claimed the hemorrhages are a chilling clue that the 96-year-old is
battling cancer and on the brink of death.
Longevity expert Dr. Gabriel Mirkin, a graduate of Harvard University and Baylor University College of Medicine, said bruising was a troubling sign.
“In an elderly woman like her, bruising that’s not the result of trauma points to the loss of clotting component and
indicates a blood cancer, like leukemia or lymphoma,” he told the magazine.
With leukemia, the body produces large amounts of abnormal white blood cells — which fail to protect the body against infection.
“Leukemia kills because it leaves you defenseless against germs and cancer cells,” added Dr. Mirkin, who has not treated Her Majesty.
“It also causes your body to produce fewer red blood cells, which carry oxygen to the heart and brain — leaving you anemic. This can also
cause clotting and heart failure.”
Eagle-eyed royal watchers also took to social media to question the cause of what appears to be a worrying health condition for Elizabeth.
radaronline.com
The 95-year-old monarch’s deep purple hands may be due to Raynaud’s phenomenon, in which spasms of blood vessels in the hands can cause decreased blood flow.
Raynaud’s syndrome can be caused by cold, stress, or emotional upset, according to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
“Raynaud’s phenomenon is common and does not usually cause severe problems,” the NHS website states.
“You can often treat the symptoms yourself by keeping warm.
The Queen looked sprightly but one aspect of photographs taken at a recent meeting has perplexed some royal-watchers.
7news.com.au
About Raynaud’s phenomenon
There are two types of Raynaud's:
~primary – when the condition develops by itself (this is the most common type)
~secondary – when it's caused by another health condition
Most cases of secondary Raynaud’s are associated with conditions that cause the immune system to attack healthy tissue (autoimmune conditions), such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
Secondary Raynaud’s can severely restrict the blood supply, so it carries a higher risk of complications, such as ulcers, scarring and even tissue death (gangrene) in the most serious cases. However, severe complications are rare.
Raynaud’s phenomenon is a common condition that affects the blood supply to certain parts of the body – usually the fingers and toes. Learn about the symptoms of this conditions and how it's treated.
www.nhsinform.scot
Obviously we mortals are not going to know the truth, possibly revealing an illness of the Queen would be embarrassing for the royals.