Crown Princess Mette-Marit diagnosed with chronic lung disease: October 2018

[rominet09]

Pity it is not in Engish !

 

[Michiru-Kaiou]

Pity it is not in Engish !

It's not that informative. The article says that Crown Prince Haakon said, that the Crown Princess deals with the Covid situation professionally. He is quoted saying: "She is off like everybody else. She tries to follow the advice of the National Institute for Public Health." The article goes on telling about an appearance at "Spellermansprisen", a music price. And they muse about the probability, that the Crown Princess has already recieved the vaccine, as it was offered to the whole Royal Family by the Norwegian Government.

best wishes Michiru

 

[wartenberg7]

I don't see how the speculative causes of her pulmonary fibrosis could have been discussed in 2001/2002, as her diagnosis was not known even to her at the time.

I was not talking about her illness, of course, which has not become public before 2018 - but I guess you will pretty much know!

 

[Tatiana Maria]

I was not talking about her illness, of course, which has not become public before 2018 - but I guess you will pretty much know!

You were responding to a post regarding the public announcement of her illness.

 

[rchainho]

Does anyone know about mette-marit's health? She doesn't have any event til 11th february.

 

[Hans-Rickard]

The Norwegian Royal Court announces that Crown Princess Mette-Marit has re-started her medical treatment for her pulmonary fibrosis.

The announcement is made because of previous experience having shown that her medical treatment can cause side effects that may make it neccessary for the Crown Princess to be away from public life for longer periods of time.

Kronprinsessen starter behandling for sin kroniske lungesykdom

Hennes Kongelige Høyhet Kronprinsesse Mette-Marit har på ny startet behandling for sin kroniske lungesykdom.

www.kongehuset.no

 

[Lady Daly]

I'm very sorry to hear Mette-Marit has restarted treatment for her ongoing worsening pulmonary fibrosis yet not surprised especially given the more recent dynamics currently taking place with her son Marius.

Pulmonary fibrosis is a progressive disease (gets worse over time). There is no cure, and it eventually leads to death.

Pulmonary Fibrosis: What is It, Causes, Symptoms, Testing & Treatment

Pulmonary fibrosis is a serious lung disease that causes lung scarring and shortness of breath. Treatments may slow down scarring and help you breathe. There is no cure.

my.clevelandclinic.org

 

[Alison H]

Sorry to hear that.