Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh has returned to Windsor Castle after a four-week stay for treatment for an infection and to have a heart procedure. "The Duke of Edinburgh has today been discharged from King Edward VII’s hospital and has returned to Windsor Castle, following treatment for an infection and a successful procedure for a pre-existing condition," Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday.
Wishing the prince a speedy recovery, well-being, joy and as little stress as possible.
ReplyDeleteKatrin, I can't improve on what you wrote. I wish him well.
DeleteI totally agree with Katrin and Debra!
DeleteIch wünsche Prinz Philip alles nur Erdenklich Gute :) :)
ReplyDeleteTous mes souhaits de prompt rétablissement surtout dans le calme !
ReplyDeleteNothing one can say about fashion here.
ReplyDeleteExcept good news for the Duke and his close and loving family.
If you're bored with TV and being shut in by the the lockdown and curfew, take a look at the history/ biography of the parents of Prince Philip.
His mother, Princess Alice of Batternberg and father, Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
Interesting reading of quite "off beat" personalities.
If you are interested and if you can't find suitable readng material on this subject , documentaries about the parents of Prince Philip are on offer via Youtube and the BBC.
DeleteNo fashion here for sure!! 🤣 but thank you for posting. Wonderful to see him again and wishing him a speedy recovery
ReplyDeleteGreat news! It's absolutely wonderful to learn that His Royal Highness has been released from the hospital. I pray that he will recover soon.
ReplyDeleteThankful his time in hospital has ended and he has returned home.
ReplyDeleteHe looks a very old and sick man. At that age, one does not recover anymore. Rather, it's a matter of how much more time may be gained. I think that when people see 'passing onto pastures greener', as it were, as a normal part of life, they will wish for another number of days/weeks/months with the loved ones before a smooth transition. - I wish him peace and comfort for what is left of his life. - Ellie
ReplyDeleteSo good to see the Duke. His life has been one of incredible history. I dread his passing.
ReplyDeleteI’m new to this site but enjoy it very much.
Annette
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