Queen of England II, who has not been on the agenda for a while with her health problems. Elizabeth made a statement for the first time about her Covid process. The 95-year-old Queen said she felt “tired and exhausted”.
Queen of England Elizabeth II has ruled both England and a remarkable part of the world for over half a century. The Queen, who is the longest reigning monarch in the world, has recently come to the fore with her health problems. In addition to the scandalous events in the royal family, the Queen, who had a difficult time after the death of her husband, Prince Philip, cannot attend many events.
The Queen, who caught Covid-19 in the previous months, decided to move to Windsor Castle to be protected from diseases and to be alone for a while. Speaking for the first time about the Covid process, the 95-year-old Queen made striking statements in her video conversation with the Royal London Hospital.
Queen II, who said, “It was a really scary experience to live through the Covid process.” Elizabeth said the pandemic was ‘terrible’ and she felt ‘tired and drained’.
WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE?
Queen II, who canceled almost all her events due to health problems. Elizabeth gathered her strength for her life partner of 74 years and attended a memorial service for Prince Philip held at London’s Westminster Abbey. The Queen, who appeared in public for the first time in 5 months, came to the ceremony with her middle son, Prince Andrew.
Sharing the same vehicle, mother and son did not neglect to greet the people along the way. Andrew, who survived the sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffrey from the USA by paying money, was interpreted as ‘his mother’s disgrace’ to be seen next to Elizabeth.
The Queen, who was walking using a cane, had difficulty standing during the ceremony and her eyes almost turned bloodshot. The Queen, who could not control her feelings with the loss of her life partner, was accompanied by 30 royal family members, including Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands and Spain, during the ceremony.
THE QUEEN IS CRITICAL!
The 95-year-old Queen, who survived the coronavirus she caught on February 20, had to cancel another program. According to this; Prince Charles will represent Elizabeth on the show. “After discussing arrangements with the Royal Family, the Queen has asked the Prince of Wales to represent Her Majesty at St Peter’s Church in Westminster on Monday,” Buckingham Palace said in a statement to the Huffington Post. statements were included.
, who saw more than 150 prime ministers during her reign, is said to be in critical condition of the Queen.
MOVE TO WINDSOR CASTLE!
The Queen, who caught Covid in the past days, made a radical decision and announced that she would now live in Windsor Castle. The Queen, who has been doing her work remotely for two years due to the coronavirus epidemic, spent the quarantine period at Windsor Castle with her husband, Prince Philip, who died last year.
REVIEW £369 MILLION!
The most important reason why the Queen, who left Buckingham Palace permanently, took this decision is the renovation works to be done in the palace. Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the monarchy since 1837, is currently undergoing a 10-year refurbishment costing £369m to renovate and replace some of its technical systems.
THE QUEEN IS RAPIDLY RETURNED TO HIS JOB!
The health of the Queen, who tested positive for the coronavirus on February 20, caused great concern in England. The Queen, who was spotted for the first time since being diagnosed with Covid-19, is back at work. The Queen, who avoids being with people physically, continues her work at Windsor Castle by making video calls.
Queen II, who did not quit her job even when she was sick. Elizabeth had a virtual meeting with Andorra Ambassador Carles Jordan Madero, Chad Ambassador Kedella Younous Hamidi and his wife Soraia Maria Valls Pinilla.
, it was learned that the Queen, who hosted her visitors at Buckingham Palace with her image on the computer screen, completely recovered from the coronavirus and will meet with Prince William , his wife Kate Middleton and their children at the weekend.
QUEEN CORONAVIRUS SURVIVED!
According to the new statements made from the palace; Queen Elizabeth II of England has fully recovered from the coronavirus. The 95-year-old Queen Prince William, who spent the weekend at Frogmore with his friends and family, had a pleasant time with Kate Middleton, Princess Beatrice and her baby.
No official statement has yet been made from Buckingham Palace that the Queen has survived the coronavirus.
QUEEN’S CONDITION IS SEVERE!
It was learned that the Queen, who had difficulty walking, had recently caught the coronavirus. After the frightening news, it was announced that the 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth of Buckingham palace showed symptoms similar to the common cold.
After Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Queen Elizabeth’s catching coronavirus caused great concern all over the world. According to new information from the palace, the Queen’s condition is getting worse and worse. The owner of the British throne, who had bad days, canceled all phone and internet calls.
At the same time, it was learned that there was an epidemic in Windsor Castle, where the Queen was staying , but the number of people infected with the virus was kept secret.
THE QUEEN CANNOT WALK NOW!
The 95-year-old Queen sighed with relief after the ongoing lawsuit between her middle son Prince Andrew and the American Virginia Giuffre was resolved. Queen Elizabeth was spotted at Windsor Castle after sexual harassment ended in a £13m deal.
met with the new Secretary of Defense Services Major General Eldon Millar and his predecessor Rear Admiral James Macleod, Elizabeth’s flowery dress and doctor’s advice for a while The walking stick he used did not go unnoticed. Welcoming her guests by saying “Good morning”, the Queen pointed to her left leg and said, “As you can see, I ca n’t move.”
The weight of the Queen, who had a difficult time with her health, and the change in her stance upset the British .
“QUEEN IS NOT GOOD!”
Queen of England II. Elizabeth announced that she was canceling her traditional annual lunch at Windsor Castle. It was alleged that the Queen, who said she canceled the Christmas dinner for 50 of her family members “with great regret”, took this decision as a precaution against the spread of the Omicron variant.
According to the plan; After this special meal at Windsor Castle, the Queen would fly to Sandringham by helicopter and stay there on Christmas Day. The Queen’s cancellation of her plan, which attaches great importance to the Christmas dinner, brought up the health problems she had been experiencing for a while.
THE QUEEN’S HANDS HAVE BEEN BLESSED!
Queen of England Elizabeth II, who has been away from the public for a long time due to her alleged health problems, was photographed at Windsor Castle the previous day, as if denying the news. In the footage, the Queen had a meeting with the British Chief of Staff, Nick Carter.
However, in the photos that were made available to the public, the truth came out. While the Queen’s hands were seen to be purple, it was said that her condition was not good at all. In the news in the British media, Queen II. One of the reasons Elizabeth’s hands were purple was explained as her poor blood circulation.
Doctor Bertel Berendes, speaking to the German newspaper Bild, said, “These scars may have been caused by a shock or blood thinning method.” However, social media users started to worry after seeing the Queen’s black hands.
THE 95-YEAR-OLD QUEEN CANNOT TRAVEL SINGLE NOW!
Queen of England Elizabeth II is among the most talked about names on the agenda due to her health problems for a while. The Queen, who started using a cane with the warning of doctors, had recently canceled her trip to Ireland.
After 8 years, Elizabeth II, who also spent a night in the hospital, will no longer attend royal duties alone after these events. According to this; The Queen will participate in the prepared programs on the condition that she is one of the senior family members.
A new work schedule will be established for Queen Elizabeth II, who has decided to do her lighter duties with online links from her residence in Windsor Castle.
