Queen Elizabeth II
Two weeks of rest for the monarch
The Queen during an appointment a few weeks ago.
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Concern for the British Queen: Queen Elizabeth II should take another two weeks off, as her doctors have advised.
Queen Elizabeth II (95) should take it easy on medical advice. After the Queen had been asked to slow down a few days earlier, “Her Majesty’s doctors have recommended that she should continue to rest for at least the next two weeks”. Buckingham Palace has that communicated, among other things, according to “The Guardian”. The 95-year-old could, however, take on “light duties at the desk”, including virtual audiences. The British Queen should also not travel.
The monarch regrets that she cannot keep an appointment on November 13th. Her Majesty is determined to attend a memorial service on Remembrance Sunday on November 14th. The queen’s doctors ordered this renewed rest as a “precaution,” an anonymous source told the daily. Queen Elizabeth II is therefore still in good shape.
“Preliminary examinations” in the hospital
The Queen recently canceled a trip to Northern Ireland and spent one night in the hospital. The palace had justified the stay in the clinic with “preliminary examinations”. The queen should take a rest on the advice of her doctors. Elizabeth II later canceled a planned participation in the COP26 climate summit in Scotland.
On October 26th, Queen Elizabeth II made an appointment for the first time after the worrying news about her health. The royal house shared recordings on Instagramwho have favourited Elizabeth II after the originally prescribed rest days. Apparently in a good mood and in a yellow costume, she greeted ambassadors from South Korea and Switzerland via video call from Windsor Castle.