The Queen beams as she leaves hospital yesterday — as aides tried to work out how she caught her mystery tummy bug.
Her Majesty looked in good spirits as she thanked staff at King Edward VII for treating her during her 24-hour stay
The Queen, who turns 87 next month, fell ill at Windsor Castle on Sunday and it was feared she would spend days in hospital.
But she was discharged early from King Edward VII at 2.43pm and — dressed in a smart red coat and wearing a bow brooch made for Queen Victoria — looked much better as she shook hands with nurse Anne Jenkins.
Her Majesty carries out so many public duties it may prove difficult to pinpoint the cause of the bug.
Her Majesty looked in good spirits as she thanked staff at King Edward VII for treating her during her 24-hour stay
The Queen, who turns 87 next month, fell ill at Windsor Castle on Sunday and it was feared she would spend days in hospital.
But she was discharged early from King Edward VII at 2.43pm and — dressed in a smart red coat and wearing a bow brooch made for Queen Victoria — looked much better as she shook hands with nurse Anne Jenkins.
Her Majesty carries out so many public duties it may prove difficult to pinpoint the cause of the bug.
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Thank God
ReplyDeleteI wish she'd die already. The earth has no need for monarchy any longer and we never did to begin with. They're evil reptoid shape-shifting demons!! Don't believe me, do some research!
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