Royal Resilience Unfolds as the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, Fights a Fierce Battle in Life With the Unwavering Support of Family, Calling Her Daughters ‘Wholehearted Cheerleaders’

Sometimes, Family and Love are two strong pillars to fight cancer more effectively! There is no denying that cancer is among the most lethal diseases, requiring a long and painful healing journey. Most of the time, apart from the physical battles, winning the mental battles becomes the toughest part. However, as we see in today’s story, our family can help break that mental barrier by providing unwavering support. 

A Duchess recently spoke about her current diagnosis of cancer. She didn’t let it bring her down. Instead, she displayed immense courage and received unwavering support from her family and loved ones. She also mentioned how their love and support have been making things easier for her. 

Duchess of York determined to triumph over cancer

Sarah Ferguson, the ex-wife of Prince Andrews was shocked when she found out about her breast cancer. Talking about her journey post-diagnosis, Ferguson appeared for an interview with People recently. The 63-year-old stated that her daughters are playing a significant part in her journey with their unconditional support. 

Ferguson said, “My two wonderful daughters are my wholehearted cheerleaders, my devoted champions and my soulmates, and they have been as supportive as can be, as they always are.” The 63-year-old also pointed out that not only her daughters, but her grandchildren too, has been supporting her with all the love since her diagnosis. 

After being diagnosed with the deadly disease, the Duchess of York went for a mastectomy surgery in June. Thankfully, the surgery was successful, and Ferguson hopes to make a full recovery soon. Interestingly, Ferguson has decided to preach about the importance of screening and spread awareness about ways one can prevent cancer. 

Sarah Ferguson advocates regular screening for females

Taking a leaf out of her book, Ferguson has joined Loose Women as a panelist. She was spotted at a ‘Don’t Skip Your Screening’ campaign, where the Duchess doubled down on the significance of taking mammogram appointments. Ferguson cited her own example and stated that if she ignored her screening, her cancer would not have been detected so early. 

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Ferguson is also expected to collaborate with the V Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee to support cancer survivors and patients. She has recently raised over $500,000 for the cause at an event in Napa. 

Do you think family support can help overcome mental barriers in a tough situation? Comment and let us know.  

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