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Chapter Ten : Every Ending Is A Chance

Chapter Ten | Every Ending Is A Chance

Love isn't who you
can see yourself with.
It's who you can't see
yourself without.
~Jared Leto

Princess Cèline of Wales Visits The Isle Of Wight

HRH Cèline the Princess of Wales will be on the Isle of Wight today (Thursday) to formally name Wightlink's Victoria of Wight.

At the cross-Solent operator's Fishbourne terminal, the Princess will be greeted by Wightlink's Chief Executive and local schoolchildren. The new flagship will be blessed by the Bishop of Portsmouth before a bottle is ceremoniously smashed.

During her visit to the Island, the Princess will also visit cosmetics firm Liz Earle and community project Aspire Ryde.

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Received | King ❤
I miss you, Cèline!
1:26 pm

Sent | Queen 💐
I miss you too and aren't you supposed to be in a meeting?
1:26 pm

Received | King ❤
It ended two minutes ago and I want to ask you something.
1:28 pm

Sent | Queen 💐
What is it?
1:30 pm

Received | King ❤
Come visit me in Norland for a week.
1:30 pm

Sent | Queen 💐
What?
1:32 pm

Received | King ❤
Yes, come and stay in Norland with me for a week. I promise you, you will not regret it.
1:34 pm

Sent | Queen 💐
I'll see what I can do.
1:36 pm

Received | King ❤
Great, I love you ❤
1:40 pm

Sent | Queen 💐
Did you just sent me an emoji?
And I love you too ❤
1:41 pm

Received | King ❤
Yes I did 😛
1:42 pm

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Royal seal of approval for The Kensington Cancer Centre as Princess Cèline of Wales unveils revamped facility at BMI The Princess Margaret Hospital, in Windsor

A newly revamped cancer centre was given the royal seal of approval as it was unveiled by the Princess of Wales this week.

The refurbished Kensington Cancer Centre at BMI The Princess Margaret Hospital, in Windsor, was declared open by Her Royal Highness on Monday.

Staff and patients at the hospital in Osborne Road met with the countess as she toured the individual treatment 'pods', the outpatients' reception and the therapy and consulting rooms.

Jayne Cassidy, the hospital's executive director, said: "The redevelopment of the Kensington Cancer Centre is actually more than the refurbishment of a building; we have updated our care pathways in line with patient expectations and with their input, and have worked with consultant oncologists to establish systemic anti-cancer therapy services."

The centre is for people receiving chemotherapy palliative care and personal support for a range of cancers – breast, cervical, kidney, oesophageal, ovarian, prostate, skin, testicular and womb. It delivers more than 3,200 treatments each year.

Like the other wards in the hospital, The Kensington Cancer Centre was named after the royal residence.

Miss Cassidy said its refurbishment represents a "significant" investment from the hospital's parent company, BMI Healthcare.