Elizabeth II passed away on September 8. The cause of death of the Queen of Great Britain is called advanced age. This was reported by The Guardian.
One day, a book by Giles Brandreth will be released about Her Majesty Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait. The author spoke about the possible cause of death of the Queen. “I heard that the Queen had a type of myeloma – bone marrow cancer. That explains her fatigue, weight loss, and ‘mobility issues’ that were often told to us in the last year of her life,” Brandreth said. “The most common symptom of myeloma is bone pain, particularly in the pelvis and lower back, and multiple myeloma often affects the elderly,” the author added. Giles Brandreth’s words were published by The Economic Times.
The author also focused on the Queen’s meeting with former British Prime Minister Liz Truss. The bruise we saw in the photos with Liz Truss on the back of the Queen’s hand was from the IV cannula? Does this mean the queen was given steroids to help her get through the last day of her service? Or was it just a random age-related bruise? All I know is that the ’cause of death’ field on the death certificate simply states ‘old age’ – just as the Duke of Edinburgh did last year,” Brandreth concluded.
Elizabeth II’s eldest son, Charles III, became the new king. “My dear mother, Queen. Elizabeth’s death is the saddest moment in history for me and our entire family. During this time of mourning and change, we will be comforted and supported by the knowledge that she is respected and deeply attached to Her Majesty,” the monarch said in her first official statement after the queen’s death.
Source: People Talk
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