Sarah Ferguson thanked a fan for their “precious” support in a touching handwritten note, after receiving a letter from a fan following her cancer diagnosis.
The Duchess of York, 64, responded to the message of support with an adorably illustrated card featuring corgis wearing crowns, dog collars and beds, as well as bones and tennis balls.
It also included a photo of Prince Andrew’s ex-wife lying on the grass with the late Queen Elizabeth’s royal puppies, which she has been caring for.
instagram account @theroyalmailboxwho shares his correspondence with royalty and high society, posted a photo of the exchange.
“Received this lovely response from Sarah, Duchess of York, about her cancer diagnosis,” the caption read. “This card has two faces.”
The card showed a photo of Prince Andrew’s ex-wife lying on the grass with the late Queen Elizabeth’s royal puppies, which she has been caring for.
The card was sent on February 3 and the poster received its response on April 11.
The sweet message comes as the Royal Family has faced a series of health problems, with Sarah, King Charles III and the Princess of Wales receiving cancer treatment.
In January, the duchess revealed that she was diagnosed with skin cancer just months after undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer.
Last month, the mother of Princess Beatrice and Eugenie said she was “full of admiration” for Kate Middleton for revealing her diagnosis.
Taking to social media, Prince Andrew’s ex-wife, affectionately known as Fergie, paid tribute to the mother-of-three and said “everyone is praying for her.”
in a sense instagram In her statement, the Duchess said: “All my thoughts and prayers are with the Princess of Wales as she begins her treatment.”
‘I know she will be surrounded by the love of her family and everyone is praying for the best outcome.
“As someone who has faced her own battles with cancer in recent months, I have great admiration for the way she has spoken publicly about her diagnosis.”
The Duchess of York, 64, responded to the message of support with an adorably illustrated note featuring corgis wearing crowns, dog collars and beds, as well as bones and tennis balls.
The Instagram account @theroyalmailbox, which shares its correspondence with royalty and high society, posted a photo of the exchange.
Sarah was diagnosed with skin cancer just months after undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer.
Speaking about Kate’s decision to reveal her own diagnosis, the duchess added: I know it will go a long way in raising awareness.
He concluded the message by saying, “I hope he is now given the time, space and privacy to heal.”
Fergie revealed her shocking skin cancer diagnosis in January. The mother-of-two had several moles removed while she underwent breast reconstruction surgery last year, and one of them was found to be malignant.
The Duchess was described as being in “good spirits” after the “distressing” news, which reached her just days after Christmas.
Sarah was diagnosed with skin cancer just months after undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer. Pictured last month
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that can spread to other areas of the body, caused mainly by exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun or tanning beds.
People with paler skin, a large number of moles, and a family history of skin cancer tend to be at higher risk of developing it.
Friends at the time said Fergie is the “most resilient” person they know and was already planning to resume her TV career soon to encourage others to get checked out.
Friends from that time said Fergie is the “most resilient” person they know. In the photo of her with her daughters in November.
Sarah, King Charles III (right) and the Princess of Wales (left) are receiving cancer treatment.
A friend told the Mail that the Duchess had been told she would need “further investigations” to make sure it was caught in the early stages.
“Everyone hopes this is the case and doctors are hopeful they got it figured out early, but melanoma is aggressive and they need to recheck everything,” they said.
They added of Sarah: “She’s very resilient and bounces back from things pretty quickly, but two cancer diagnoses in six months, particularly when she thought she was just over breast cancer, is a lot for anyone to deal with and process.” “. .
‘You hope you’re over it and then you get something like this.
That’s why he wanted to go to Austria for a couple of weeks to understand everything. Now she has returned home and her family has supported her a lot.”
They also praised “their daughters,” Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, who they said have been “fantastic over the past six months.”
‘They really have been brilliant with her breast cancer diagnosis. And they are already joining it,” they said.