For the first time since having a cancerous tumor removed, Sarah Ferguson went for a walk with the late Queen’s corgi

Prince Andrew’s ex-wife is as passionate a dog lover as her late crowned mother-in-law. Sarah has five Norfolk terriers. In September last year, after the death of Elizabeth II, she was entrusted with the Queen’s favorite pets – two venerable age corgis named Sandy and Muika.

Ferguson (Fergie) took all the caudates for a walk. She posted a photo of a well-kept garden with a variety of trees, shrubs and flowers. “Yesterday I took all seven dogs to where her late majesty Queen Elizabeth used to walk her dogs. It was great to get an unforgettable moment and be able to remember it,” said Sarah.

Princess Diana’s best friend has admitted that pets fill her life with happiness, despite the chaos they cause in the house. “They’re all balanced, but they can pull a rug when I’m standing on it. I’m used to it now. The dogs brought constant joy to the queen. She was the most beautiful icon in history – legendary, incredible,” Fergie said.

In late June, the Duchess of York’s representatives confirmed that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer and had undergone a mastectomy. “Sarah, Duchess of York, was recently diagnosed with an early form of breast cancer, detected during a routine mammogram. She was advised to undergo the necessary surgery, which was successful,” the statement said.

Sarah thanked the staff at the health facility who identified the dangerous disease as she was asymptomatic at this stage. The former representative of the British monarchy noted that her experience underlines the importance of regular examination.

“The Duchess is receiving the best medical care and her doctors have told her the prognosis is good. He is now recovering with his family. She wants to express her deep gratitude to all the health workers who supported her in the last few days,” people quoted the representative of the mother of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie as saying.

Sarah Ferguson says her sister Jane convinced her to have a mammogram during a phone call. She left without expecting to be diagnosed with a tumor. Fortunately, the disease was detected at an early stage, which significantly increased the chances of recovery. “I am addressing the audience because I want everyone who hears me to be investigated, it has to be done,” added the duchess.

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