The Queen's Cause of Death Explained 

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I am a nurse who works with the elderly. Bruising on the hands is very common for the elderly you skin becomes paper thin when you get older and bruises with just a little knock also the skin will tear easily as simply jewellery can cause a injury to the skin.

I was a nurse for 43 yrs . The cause of death was multifactorial. 1. She was 96 yrs; 2. Loss of her husband ( the loss of spouse in the elderly is recognised by mds as a possible factor); 3.She did have COVID earlier in the summer ( recovered but could have had COVID complications). A heart attack or a stroke could indeed be responsible for the suddenness of her death. She was seen on a RU-vid post 2 or 3 days prior to her death. She was receiving, I believe, the new PM. She looked frail - had been for some time. She was up and able to shake hands and talk to the person. As for the bruised hand, not uncommon in the elderly; could be secondary to a fall. Studies have shown that the very ill are prone to death within 6 month or so following a fall regardless of the severity of the fall. Either way, it was reported that she died peacefully in her bed with 2 of her children at her side after a very well lived life. Sounds good to me.

The Queen's health had been failing for some time. Her husband's death was a shock and there was a lot of family turmoil in the last few months. At the age of 96 these stresses add up. I think that she calmly accepted that it was time.

I think the death of Philip affected her, but I don't think she went into a full on depression. She seemed happy, I suspect her faith helped her.

Being 96 is reason enough. Old age/natural causes are a thing

It's been reported that Princess Anne stayed at the Queen's bedside for the last 24 hours of her life. If true, this tells me that something happened on Wednesday, perhaps a stroke or heart attack....I think also the combination of grief over losing Philip, Covid and the stress caused by H&M as well as being the age 96 all contributed to her passing. But something obviously changed sometime on Wed after issuing a message of condolence to Canada concerning the stabbing deaths earlier in the week in Saskatchewan. What happened Wed is the key.

My sister died at 27, my brother at 42, my nephew at 22, my dad 72, god rest Queen Elizabeth, at 96 what a wonderful life she had, after 90 every day is a blessing, they say she died peacefully that all you need to know.

I think it might have been a stroke. At 96 a stroke would have been sudden and doubt she would recover from. Rest in peace and rise in glory. Lovely lady and a beautiful farewell. The sole bagpipe player was heartbreaking

At her age it could have been anything that caused her passing. I am a nurse and think she may have had a heart attack or possibly suffered a stroke. Either would explain the quick death. Whatever the cause she was a great woman and may she rest easy.

At 96, the cause of death is pretty moot. Yes, even dying of old age, there's an actual cause, like heart or kidney failure. The leukemia angle is interesting, but either that would have been reported or she might have simply requested that it not be told. At her age she might have chosen to not receive treatment so as to prolong the quality of the days she had left. (I also think after receiving Liz Truss it was just a good time to go.)

She was 96 enough said. That’s an amazing life!!

When I saw the bruising on her hand, I was reminded that during my long cancer treatment the veins in my arms “blew out” and became so damaged they needed to insert the IV in the top of my hand for quite a while. It was very painful because the skin is thin and the small veins are right on top of the bones. The top of my hands immediately bruised up quite badly. On other channels I have heard that the queen had bone cancer. Leukaemia is one of the many forms of cancer in your bone marrow and blood. At her age she could’ve had this for quite a while without arriving at a medical crisis. Things obviously changed in the morning on the day of her death. Because of her age, there are so many possibilities it could be! She could have even had a stroke during the night and gradually become worse during the day. But most likely we will only know the details if the Royal family decides to share the information. 💙🙏🏽🌹🇬🇧

Honestly, that bruising on her hand could be from the simplest of things. My grandma is 90 and her hands bruise like that if she bumps it on the counter. I feel like it was just a slow decline. Maybe something like a TIA was an inciting incident that caused the quickness. I also think that location is less likely for a blood draw or IV. The AC in your elbow is generally easier and less painful to access. It's also harder to stick an elderly person in the hand especially someone thin. (Generally just harder to stick an elderly person). I just don't see that being someone's first choice for a blood draw.

As well as “natural causes” such as failing kidneys at that age. My mother was born in 1925, and passed away at the age of 96 and her primary condition was failing kidneys as she did not want dialysis... God bless all our elders 🙏🏼💌👑

The fact the Queen was 96 years old pretty well sums it up---Her age---the loss of her husband the year before is an indication of decline in health and in spirit perhaps----A Fall? Depression? Conjecture but at that age one can only guess all that contributed to her passing---An amazing woman and an amazing life

If The Queen had a fall it wouldn’t be the back of her hand to be bruised, this is likely from a cannula administered by her doctor! I don’t believe she was depressed, very sad and obviously missing Phillip very much but definitely not depressed!

First, whilst I am neither a monarchist nor British, I commend your respectful and sensitive attitude towards the death of someone who worked so diligently for seven decades for the benefit of her country. My own Mum was born three years before the Queen, which was a generation which put almost religious store on duty. In fact, I knew when my Mum had only a few months left because she stopped doing the housework so that she could stay in bed. Likewise, all the signs that the Queen was dying were shown this year (2022) especially when getting to the balcony at Buckingham Palace was about all that she managed during her final Jubilee. She must have suffered terribly during her last months but even that didn´t stop her going on and granting 40 minute audiences to both of those vile wretches, Johnson and Truss, just two days before she died. Whilst I do not agree that she should have shown such Christian charity towards them, and even though it may well have been the final straw that finally killed her, I cannot but admire her for her dedication whilst also shedding a few tears

I am 70 years old and I have bruises up and down my arms all the time. I think because the dear lady was 96 years old and that is a very long life, if you ask me. Rest In Peace, Queen Elizabeth ll. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️

So, although you mentioned the bruising on the queen's hands in her last meeting with the new prime minister, but you fail to mention that the sclera in each eye was completely red from hemorrhaging? Given how fast everything happened on the day of her death, I would say she died of a stroke (like her sister) or some other bleeding in her body. In the previous days she was reported to be unwell, as she cancelled some engagements, but nothing immediately life-threatening. That apparently changed fast on the morning of her dying day. Camilla was to give an interview to Jenna Bush Hager that day at Dumfries, in southern Scotland. Prince Charles and his wife were picked up by helicopter from there right after he received a phone call from Balmoral around noon, so there was no time to drive by car and the helicopter was sent in advance. The queen died roughly two hours before the public announcement, which means between Charles being informed and her death were only a few hours. That would be in line with what I have experienced when working in a nursing home. People have their stroke in the morning when blood pressure rises during their normal time of waking up, and they die in the afternoon.

I truly believe queen Elizabeth would make 100 years old. That is until I saw her in her platinum jubilee on balcony and recently using her stick to walk. The decline happened fast

I am a physician and I agree at the age of 96 many things could have caused the Queen’s death. A stroke or heart attack very possible. As far as bruising on her hand - not unusual at her age. Possibly a fall may have contributed. I think she really missed her husband- depression could have resulted in a compromised immune system.

Isn't the fact that she was 96 bloody years old a good enough reason for her death. Obviously not how about general old age health issues and loss of her husband. It has been studied that when one person of an elderly couple dies the other tends to die not long after due to loneliness etc

The body just gives out after so much time. 😢

I believe she had a form of cancer. Bone or leukemia. My father had the same. I believe she was diagnosed last October. I have always felt this and also said she would hang on for her platinum jubilee and then pass. I knew, not sure how that she would never get through 2022. One thing to be noted is that it is very common that couples married many years as her and Phillip that the other follows very shortly after one dies. I feel that the cancer do is not what she died from but more than likely a combination of the loss of her husband, complete exhaustion, stress that a younger Elizabeth could of handled but her older body could not, and the struggle of a cancer do. As far as why so quickly I feel she more than likely had a stroke and the combination of all above was too much. It happened the same for my grandmother. I would also like to note that my grandmother had told me that her whole family meaning parents and siblings were already gone and she knew very few people her own age anymore. She was same age as the queen. She said she was ready to go as it was time. I feel strongly that they know when it is time to go. As much as it saddened and angered me at the time I understood what my grandmother meant. I believe she had a stroke as her frail body could not fight any longer and how lucky she was to choose to go quickly rather than suffer and struggle. I firmly believe all of this but the public will never know and will accept simply old age.

Old age (96 y/o) was her diagnosis .. natural causes She lived a long successful life ..👑🇬🇧

I would say losing Phillip paved the way for Queen Elizabeth's decline, along with Covid and the added stress of H &M leaving the family, how can we have expected her to go on much longer, and at 96 ? So sad, and yes, I'm heart-broken, she's been my Queen all my life and I will miss her for a long, long time. Thank You Your Majesty Your Fabulous work is done. Re-united with your Loved Ones Rest in Peace ❤❤❤

If The Queen was still alert and mobile two days before her death, and able to greet the new Prime Minister, then whatever happened to her was something quite sudden and acute. Without discounting as a contributory cause, I think it's unlikely that cancer or congestive heart failure were a primary cause, and she didn't seem to be a good candidate for arteriosclerosis. A major stroke or a fall would appear to be more likely.

Cannulas definitely cause bruising like that, especially in the elderly who have weaker veins and arteries that are more likely to leak blood into the surrounding area. Also, pain medication such as Ibuprofen and other drugs in the NSAID category can make you more susceptible to bruises. It's very likely the Queen was on some kind of pain relief regimen for her mobility issues. When old people fall, especially when they are in their 90s, bruising will appear on the forearm or elbow, if they are lucky not to break their wrist/forearm by putting a hand out to break their fall. Old ladies are at risk of brittle bones (osteoporosis) as their body no longer produces enough Oestrogen to stabilise their bones following the menopause. There's also great risk of breaking hips when older people fall as they may suffer from osteoporosis and they often have less body fat to cushion the fall. I think it's far more likely that she had a severe stroke or a heart attack on the night of the 7th or the morning of the 8th.

I don't think it was undiagnosed because she might have shown signs earlier & a doctor might have told her that she is dying, just not knowing when. But I must say, her mental state may have gotten worst when Prince Philip passed on, anyways, RIP to Her Majesty 🙏🕊

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i believe she passed of bone cancer, and she was mostly confined to a wheelchair in private. She refused to be seen in one, especially after her sister margaret was plastered all over papers when she was seen in hers.

In the last few weeks of her life she began Being seen in rather ordinary print dresses, Rather than the matching suits and hats for which she was famous. Perhaps the dresses are lighter in weight and more comfortable. Perhaps she was losing weight rapidly and other dresses did not fit.

Oh please. My Mother has always bruised easily all her life. Her hands bruised most often. As she got older her hands were most often bruised and nearly a constant state. She passed on at nearly 91 years of age in 2021. She was satisfied with the length and quality of her life. From THE QUEEN'S smiling face I believe she probably felt the same at 96 years of age. I miss her terribly but I am grateful she didn't suffer for a lengthy period of time. Rest in Blessed Peace Beautiful QUEEN ELIZABETH II. I really love you. A Colorado Mountain Grandma,. USA 💜

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Heavens above. I saw images of the queen quite recently and knew she’d never get to 99 years

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🌟The Queen was a Bible believing Christian. The Bible tells us that in this life we will be ‘ tested like gold, purified with fire ‘ 1 Peter 1:7. Every trial, mental or physical, will refine us more and more into the character of Jesus, if we understand that and put our trust in Him. ❤️ “My brothers and sisters in God’s family , I want you to rejoice and keep a positive attitude whenever you face various trials, because every trial exercises your trust in God - which overcomes fear and selfishness- and builds a confidant, steadfast application of His healing process. And this steadfast engagement in God’s treatment must be completed so that you may be fully healed, mature, and like Christ in character, not lacking anything “. James 1:2-4 ).

She also had Covid and she may have not completely recovered from that.

According to reports She may have had cancer,but that what killed Her? Her health took an unexpected turn on The Morning of September 8th that Doctors so became concerned,that needed to have The family come. It was not until 6:50 a.m.BST that morning The Queen's flight was dissipated from Windsor Castle to go pick up Prince Charles. After stopping to refuel in Carlisle,England,The helicopter arrived at Dumfries House(Charles's house in Scotland) to pick Charles,and arrived with Him at Belmoral at 10:27 A.M.

I'm an old guy myself and know for sure that my body isn't what it used to be. By the time I'm 96, I plan to be dead. Seriously, only a small percentage of people make it to 90. Every day past that, could be the last, and every person who makes it that far knows it. As far as I'm concerned, she died from being 96.

The bruise on her hand could be caused by an IV. I bruise terribly from needles and IVs. As to depression I just don't think so. Yes she lost her husband but she had a large and loving family excepting the pair in the US. She stayed mentally active, fulfilled her duties as monarch and except for outings where her mobility would be at risk she still tried to be visable to her subjects. I believe the Queen was ill with something and eventually it will be released.

The most likely cause would be peripheral vascular disease based on decreased mobility and the bruise may be caused from differential blood flow from the heart to extermities, thus causing mobility issues and muscle weakness. Ultimately the cause of death is unknwon but its likely that she passed from a cadiovacular related event, eg. myocardial infarction. Presumedly to not cause as much pain, HCPs would have given her lethal dosage of morphine + barbitol to avoid such adverse effects and pass peacefully.

My mother recently passed from vascular alzheimers. It was coming very slowly and we didnt even know but then she had a fall and within a week she was dead. The fall although not severe caused her Alzheimer's to rapidly take over and kill her. On a side note my mother often had bruises on her hands for atleast the last 20 years. Its common with elderly people.

I think that she died of long Covid that she possibly had contracted from Charles, who had issues with swollen hands during her funeral. Her grief following her husband’s death also precipitated it.

Andrew, Megan and Harry gave Her Majesty the Queen a lot of stress before her passing

Thank you for doing the disclaimer.

It has been officially stated as natural causes but food for thought has been needed for some. Also, thanks for your disclaimer, incivility towards the Royal Family has been plentiful and distasteful. Also RIP, Queen Elizabeth II, our greatest leader.

Yeah, I believe bruising can be from the simplest things, especially for old people. Even bumping your hand on the table or bumping your foot at the table edge can cause bruises. I do really believe that her majesty died from leukemia since her hands were black and she had reduced mobility and fatigue. The death of Philip and her two closes friends did affect her, but not that much. She seemed happy in the photos. Well, she can be smiling on the outside but crying on the inside, but I don't think that she was that sad and she has to move on.

I was told by someone who was on call for this moment at balmoral that she was in a short coma apparently. Dont know how true but hey

Old age? At 96..

your title says Queen's Cause of Death not my theory of her death. (CLICK BAIT)

I feel the beautiful Queen 👑 died of broken heart disease, which is a real disease. When you have a terrible shock like the loss of a loved one and it affects you deeply part of the muscle of the heart dies. As the Queen 👑 had quite a few shocks over 2021-2022 this could've contributed to her death significantly. It could go hand in hand with leukaemia as well.

Responding as a physician and hospice medical director I believe the bruising on the back of the hand is related to a previous IV not trauma. Without an autopsy it’s impossible to know the exact cause of death. Old age is not acceptable and would never be appropriate on a death certificate. Not allowing a postmortem examination is very unusual.

It looks like the site where an I.V. was inserted into the top of her hand. Lots of patients young and old get pretty bruised when theyve had an iv. Older patients have thinner more fragile skin on the hands. One can have an i.v. inserted for lots of things; when theyre dehydrated, when they need meds such as pain meds or antibiotics, etc. 😊 Thats my guess. 😊

I suspect that following the death of her beloved Prince Philip barely a year before her own passing, Her Late Majesty simply died of a broken heart, as what happened to Queen Victoria in 1901 after Prince Albert passed in 1861 - I fondly recall Her Late Majesty’s State Visit to my native Republic of Ireland and for me as an Irish patriot living 21 years in the U.K., her speech in Dublin Castle was deeply moving and heartfelt - when the President of Ireland visited Windsor this was hugely heartwarming to see and it made me so proud to be Irish and living in this wonderful country as long as I have 🇮🇪☘️🇬🇧❤️

The thumbnail suggesting a cause of death as ‘inbreeding’ is disgusting and incredibly disrespectful. I’m glad there is no acceptance of this outlandish claim in the actual video.

Dying of old age isn't technically an actual cause, contrary to popular belief. It's just the older you are the more likely problems will arise. But you can usually pin point what as 'gone wrong' to cause their death.

Thank you, Ma'am. ❤

Most times bruises on the back of hands, particularly older people, are caused by the insertion of an IV needed immediately..

I honestly reckon it was due to a broken heart since her husband passed away the year before

I need some more videos. You are very interesting.

Of course the death of her husband of 70+ years affected her. She’d been in love with him since she was a young teenager. She was 96 years old, so of course she was going to have medical issues and a health decline. She was healthy having stayed away from things that would affect her health. I cannot even finish this video because of the absurd reasons people are thinking that they think actually needs more of a thorough investigation. People that are in the medical field would understand the bruising on her hands. I just cannot with it.

Okay, pointing out the obvious. I was a nursing assistant for many years and this means I cared for elderly people. The older you get, the more fragile your skin becomes. A simple bump against something hard could easily cause those bruises. It's the bruises on her legs (look at some of the recent pics of her sitting down and look at her legs, they are discolored).

It seems that the Queens health started to decline after Prince Philips death. She started losing weight and started to have problems with her mobility. Many times after a beloved spouse dies, the spouse gives up or dies of a broken heart.

Old age and a broken heart.

I believe she died from a broken heart syndrome. I listened to her speak at Christmastime and she was distraught. On her last days As she failed she most likely could not maintain her blood pressure and death came. The covid did not help and not too sure about the shots as well. Rip 🕊…….

She was 96 years old! She died of old age.

I’m a phlebotomist and most of my patients are elderly and/or very sick The bruising on the hand is most likely from a blood test 🤷🏻‍♀️ A lot of the time with people in their 90’s their arms are quite hard to bleed and you gotta bleed the hands, plus when they’re very frail and their skin is very fragile it is very hard not to cause a bruise, and anyone inexperienced can easily cause black bruises like that Genuinely had a late 80’s woman come in from emergency whose entire left arm was covered in black bruises (right arm was unusable), the Doctors in ED had tried so many times that they left bruises for a week!!!

Can't it be as simple as she was very old, lived a long fulfilling life, and died of old age? The last thing I would think would be leukemia.

This comment is absurdly long, but I think your video deserves detailed comment. Good analysis and commentary. I am surprised there has been no official announcement as to cause of death, or if an autopsy was performed. I doubt it, at her age. Inbreeding: Bless you for pointing out that ERII enjoyed genetic diversity and was in no way inbred as is seen in royalty of the past. And if she was, it couldn’t have been too much of a problem as she lived to 96 with very few health problems along the way, that I know of. Depression: Certainly could be a factor, not that she was actually depressed, but the loss of a longtime spouse often seems to hasten the death of the surviving partner. I saw it with my mother‘s parents who died six months apart. Injury: If she suffered an injury, the doctors must not have thought it very serious, because as you point out everyone seems to have been caught off guard with her suddenly worsening. Unless she did have a fall and perhaps struck her head, which as we know can be misdiagnosed and cause death days later, quite suddenly. Doesn’t seem likely, given she met the PM just before her death. Leukemia: you listed as the most likely cause, and certainly could be, though I know little about it. At that age, things can happen very quickly. Perhaps a small stroke or blood clot which rendered her unconscious but alive for several hours, as they scrambled to notify her family. Not to be conspiratorial, but perhaps someone gave her the wrong medication, or overmedicated. These things can happen, though seems highly unlikely. Although I am an American, I’ve always admired and respected the Queen. Whatever the mechanics of her death, I personally believe that God was gracious and granted her a gentle death after having enjoyed good quality of life until the very end, even still being able to stand and walk (which her grandmother could not do for her last two years). And she ended her days at her beloved Balmoral. We should all hope for such a death. I take comfort knowing she is eternally at peace.

If you compare that image of her meeting Liz Truss with how she appeared on the balcony for the diamond jubilee display, she looked shrunken, stooped and very frail by comparison. This suggests sudden deterioration in her already impaired health.

For craps sake, she was 96 years old!!

She was 96. Many of it won’t last that long. And even fewer to work up until their last days on earth and on top of it she had all her faculties.

Audio is too low !

Her Heart Stopped!

Depression is definitely the wrong word. Grief is more fitting I think. It can affect someone’s health and the fact that they were married for so long, i believe she died of “a broken heart.” Her hand, along with the bruising, if you look closely at her fingers, they’re very white. This points to bad circulation and again, her heart.

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No mention of a post COVID issue/complication eg heart attack ?

she only got to have charles and anne with her none of the others quite made it. I think she would have invited them a couple of hours earlier if she thought the time was coming, but then she may have been protecting them from knowing she was dieing

I couldn't watch someone who said they would break down several feeries regarding de Queen's deaf.

I’m as curious as everyone else is. I won’t lie about this. But in reality the royal family has a right to keep the reason private if they so choose. I have excepted this.

She was the same age as my mother when she died, it’s called old age!!!!

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Everything that was mentioned in the above video points to one thing. Natural causes. These things are more likely to happen the older a person gets. I’ve seen many elderly people with similar bruising on their hands. The skin on the hands is thin and papery and bruises easily. It wouldn’t take much for the bruise to have happened with even the slightest blow. Really, barring any surprise announcements about the Queen’s health at the time of death, it is safe to say that she died of natural causes.

as you get older, your skin becomes much thinner therefore bruising appears much faster and easier. imo i think the queen was so heartbroken over losing philip that she just didn't have the will to go on like she did before. you spend that many years with someone your heart is so broken and you are lonely. leave the queen rest in peace. she gave her life in service to the country and gosh i am sure she was exhausted.

The image you show at 3:15, between pictures of members of the UK Royal Family, is actually of Charles II of Spain, a member of the Habsburg dynasty, which was notoriously inbred but nothing to do with the our Royal lineage.

I think the added stress of what was to be crimes of her children was building up. She was promised it would wait until after her death.

As a mortician, elderly people can have discolored skin for a miriad of reasons, not just a fall. They also just bruise and their skin rips very easily.

I think it was a COMBINATION of everything you mentioned - my theory.

UPDATE: SHE DIED OF OLD AGE

Dude she was ninety-six! Most people don't even make it that long. She died of old age, come on.

Fun fact: she actually died in 2021 but they lied because she wanted to make it to the platinum jubilee

I blame Harry and Megan for her rapid decline due to all the stress they gave her and the rest of the royal family and the trial by MSM with Andrew and losing Philip didn’t help

Time 😢R.I.P

The bruising upon her hand could possibly have come from an intravenous cannula insertion upon her frail skin. My guess is she suffered complications from the covid 19 bout she suffered. R.I.P Queen Elizabeth ll.

O-L-D A-G-E ... there now you know.

I know what depression looks like, it's not depression.

A blood disease can normally develop by some rare disorder, or something can be taken, or given, to a patient, that would cause an onset of a blood disorder. There's several different kinds of drugs that can constrict the blood flow, causing a vascular disease. PVD is a slow progressing vascular disorder, so in cases of possible foulplay, this is not easily detected. But in order for this to have developed, a blockage or narrowing of a blood vessel would have had to occur causing the other organs in the body to detioriate slowly. If there was something unnatural that was done to her, (foulplay), furthermore, they are not going to have an open casket (despite that they don't do one anyway) because if there had happened to be an expert present, and/or someone who he did not pay to lie, they would have been able to notice something was not right and question it, and they certainly could not have that. They must have studied up on this and knew this beforehand, when they started her "breakdown" of lack of cardio vascular movement, by not letting her go out and do things anymore, or attend social events that she was scheduled to attend or letting her drive her car by herself anymore, or ride her horses, or take her dogs out for a walk anymore, or just taking a walk out in her garden to look at her flowers. Basically we think, that they were depriving of basic exercise that would have helped to keep her health up. For about 5 or 6 months we think that they were restricting her, and keeping her housebound. (God only knows what took place, or what happened to her during that period). And after this period of seeming restriction was over with, we noticed that she was finally let out into the general public view again, looking like she had endured alot, and curiously, her " freedom" seemed to come back, after she had "agreed" to compose a letter, saying that when Charles was made King, that Camilla would be Queen Consort. We noticed that as soon as the Queen signed that official letter, and when that became public knowledge, then the Queen magically surfaced again. (Or was finally allowed to again). If something was given to the Queen; to purposely cause and promote a blood disorder, then that can ofcourse bring many symptoms of mobility issues, by attacking parts of the body, because the blood disorder breaks down vital body functions, including mobility. We believe that this might be the real cause of her death, and it would make sense why nobody from the Monarchy wants to talk about the truth and facts.

she had her heart broken last year when her husband pass away