The Duchess of York emerged from King Edward VII’s Hospital in London's Marylebone district after visiting her doctor on Wednesday, January 24th.
Reports from the Daily Mirror suggest that Ferguson, touched by the concern of well-wishers outside the hospital, took a moment to converse with locals before departing.
Addressing one concerned observer, she reassured, "I’m doing well, thank you."
A spokesperson for the mother of two disclosed on the aforementioned Sunday that she had received a diagnosis of malignant melanoma, following a mastectomy for breast cancer treatment just months prior.
Malignant melanoma, characterized by abnormal growth of melanocytes, the pigment-producing cells of the skin, poses significant health risks.
Ferguson later shared a reflective message on Instagram, accompanied by a photo of herself, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of love and support: “While another cancer diagnosis naturally comes as a shock, I remain optimistic and appreciate the overwhelming messages of encouragement.”
The former spouse of Prince Andrew emphasized the importance of vigilance, encouraging followers to monitor changes in the size, shape, color, and texture of moles, as these could signal potential melanoma risks. She urged readers to remain diligent in their skin health awareness.
