When arah Ferguson revealed in June that she had undergone a mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer, she shocked her audience.
In a conversation on her podcast Tea Talks on Thursday, Sarah gave specifics about how she intends to spend her time once she has recovered.
The Duchess of York stated in the episode that she has been resting this week at home while watching Wimbledon tennis, but she is eager to get back to walking her corgis, Sandy and Muick, as well as her five other dogs.
Sarah, who has been unable to exercise, revealed: “I did hear today that I’m allowed to do more walking so they might be happy with me now,” she said, alluding to the fact that her corgis have been unhappy about their lack of walks.
I’m not as mobile as I once was, but I’m grateful for my operation, said Sarah, adding, “I’m really grateful because it keeps reminding me to do what I wish to do.”. “.
“Oh my goodness, this is kind of wonderful,” she continued, “I think to myself every time. A dress without a bra might be something I can wear soon.
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In a previous podcast episode, the Duchess of York also discussed how Princess Beatrice has helped her with her recovery.
The Duchess’ appearance was described as “unbelievable” by Sarah’s co-host, also named Sarah. Sarah responded, “Beatrice chose my green dress,” before mentioning her disrupted commute to work that morning in relation to her oldest daughter.
“Today, prior to arriving at the studio to record the podcast, I was in the car and asked the driver to turn around so that I could go back inside and give Beatrice the hug I so desperately wanted. simply out of gratitude. Beatrice then said, “Mum, I thought you’d left,” but I was only trying to. Sleeping was Sienna. “.
When Sarah’s co-host remarked that Eugenie and Beatrice must have found her cancer battle “scary,” Fergie retorted, “It’s scary for any family member out there. “.
In reference to her positive outlook on the situation, Sarah continued, “It’s not okay, it’s not bravery, it’s not courage, it’s about understanding that you’re not going to feel as you did for a bit, so don’t try and be a superhero, take mini steps. “.
Speaking of the day of her surgery, Sarah said that having both her mastectomy and reconstructive surgery completed at once was “very time-consuming.”.
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Before expressing her gratitude to the NHS staff who looked after her, she said, “I walked straight into critical care at 6:30 in the morning and I felt a little bit wobbly.”.
“So many wonderful nurses took care of me; I’ve written to each and every one of them. They provided me with round-the-clock attention to ensure nothing was infected. You don’t consider it when you’re in the best care possible. “.
Sarah is recovering, which is great news!
