Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Completes Chemotherapy for Cancer

London (CNN) – Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has announced that she has completed chemotherapy for cancer. The 42-year-old wife of Britain’s Prince William expressed her intention to return to royal duties within the next few months.

The Duchess of Cambridge revealed her cancer diagnosis in March and has since made only two public appearances. She also underwent abdominal surgery as part of her treatment.

Expressing her relief at completing chemotherapy, Catherine said, “I am now focused on doing what I can to make a full recovery. I have a long way to go before I am cured and fully recovered.”

In a heartwarming video, the Duchess is seen walking in the woods and having a picnic with her family, including Prince William and their children, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince George. The video showcases the British summer scenery and offers a glimpse into the family’s life.

Looking forward to resuming her royal duties, the Duchess will carry out a few engagements over the coming months while maintaining a light schedule to allow for her full recovery.

According to experts, the first six months to two years after completing chemotherapy is a critical period for cancer patients. During this time, the appearance of cancer cells could suggest resistance to the treatment.