Cancer patients and survivors rallied around Kate Middleton Saturday to boost the princess with their love and support after she revealed her shock cancer diagnosis.
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Cancer patients and survivors rallied around Kate Middleton Saturday to boost the princess with their love and support after she revealed her shock cancer diagnosis.
“We’re sisters for life,” Long Island breast cancer survivor Roseanne Simone told The Post.
Cancer “is life-altering, but it does not define us,” said Simone, 57, who beat the disease five years ago.
“I’m praying for her,” Simone said.
“It’s the least I can do, but it’s really the most I can do.”
An ocean away, the family of little Mila Sneddon was still gutted by the shocking announcement.
Kate bonded with Mila, then 5, in 2021, after including the girl’s photo in her book “Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020.”
“We are deeply saddened upon hearing the news,” Lynda Sneddon, Mila’s mother, posted on X Saturday.
“A kind caring soul who has always championed Mila both during and after her treatment.”
The heartbreaking picture showed the child, bald from chemotherapy as she battled leukemia, kissing her father through a window during their forced separation in the COVID-triggered national lockdown.
