Sarah Ferguson maintains good spirits amid skin cancer battle: friend

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LONDON, Jan 22, (Agencies): Sarah Ferguson remains resilient in the face of her skin cancer treatment. The 64-year-old Duchess of York recently received a diagnosis of malignant melanoma, as revealed by a spokesperson on Sunday. This comes just months after her previous diagnosis of an early form of breast cancer last June, making it a surprising and challenging development, according to a friend close to Fergie.

Despite the shock and setback of a second cancer diagnosis, Fergie is reportedly maintaining a positive outlook and displaying strength during this difficult time. Sources close to her share that she is in good spirits and has shown remarkable resilience.

In the wake of the new diagnosis, Sarah Ferguson sought solace and strength at the MAYRLIFE clinic, a medical health resort located in Altaussee, Austria. Her time at the clinic played a crucial role in helping her gather the strength needed to confront her health challenges, with the support of her family being a crucial part of her healing process.

The malignant melanoma diagnosis was discovered during reconstructive surgery following her mastectomy, according to her representative. During the procedure, several moles were removed and analyzed by a dermatologist, leading to the identification of one mole as cancerous.

Expressing gratitude, the Duchess acknowledged the entire medical team that has been supporting her, highlighting the vigilance of her dermatologist in detecting the illness. She emphasized the importance of regular checks on the size, shape, color, and texture of moles, as they can serve as indicators of melanoma.

Sarah Ferguson’s experience serves as a reminder of the significance of early detection and the proactive approach to monitoring potential signs of skin cancer.

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