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Sarah Ferguson marked the special day with a heartfelt message amid positive reports related to King Charles’ cancer journey.
The Duchess of York took to her official Instagram page and shared delightful photos from her visit to The Place to Bee, The Bee Hive, and Cube Cooking College, which are meaningful projects for special kids run by The Goed Life.
In an emotional statement, Sarah said, “Last week, I had the great privilege of visiting a number of remarkable initiatives supported by @thegoedlife in Northampton: The Place to Bee, The Bee Hive, and Cube Cooking College.”
“These are all projects dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with learning disabilities, equipping them with essential skills, meaningful employment opportunities, and a sense of purpose within their communities.”
Princess Beatrice and Eugenie’s mother marked World Down Syndrome by urging people to “celebrate the incredible talents, resilience, and contributions of people with Down syndrome and continue to shine a light on the importance of inclusion, opportunity, and empowerment.”
At the end of her note, Sarah paid a heartwarming gratitude to “all those working tirelessly to ensure that every individual is given the chance to thrive.”
It is important to note that the Duchess of York’s new message came after King Charles shared key advice with cancer patients during a Northern Ireland trip.
The monarch said, “What’s that Winston Churchill saying? Keep buggering on.” He added, “You just have to push on, don’t you.”
After his back-to-back royal engagements, GB presenter Stephen Dixon lauded King’s determination and shared delightful news with fans that it was a “good sign” of recovery from cancer.
