The Queen's Most Likely Causes Of Death - Dr David Halpin
https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2022/09/16/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-106/
Public Deserve Explanation - Better if there was an obviously truthful account of her last 48 hours https://dhalpin.infoaction.org.uk
How did the queen die? Inside the monarch's final moments surrounded by her family after major health battles
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11195263/How-did-queen-die-Queens-cause-death-dies-surrounded-family.html
Cameron Carpenter & Emily Craig, 8 Sep 2022, Update: 9 Sept 2022
The Palace announced she had died 'peacefully' at Balmoral.
A look at the Queen's health problems
The 96-year-old suffered mobility problems that forced her to pull out of key events including many of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations, opting to attend virtually or send senior royals in her place.
The monarch also spent one night in hospital due to a mystery illness last autumn.
From October 2021: Episodic mobility problems
The Queen had faced ongoing 'episodic mobility problems' stretching back to last autumn and used a walking stick during her final days.
In Oct 2021, six months after her husband's death, the monarch used the stick at a service at Westminster Abbey.
It marked the first time she had done so at a major public engagement.
After Prince Philip's death, the Queen had struggled to carry out many of her usual in-person duties, with her mobility problems forcing her to either pull out of events or make an appearance via video calls.
She pulled out of the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey in March 2022, a significant date in the royal calendar, and did not attend the Maundy Thursday service on April 14.
But she rallied to honour the Duke of Edinburgh at a memorial service on March 29, walking slowly and carefully with the aid of a stick, and holding on to the Duke of York's elbow for support.
On May 20, she missed the State Opening of Parliament for the first time in nearly 60 years, with Buckingham Palace attributing her absence to 'episodic mobility problems'.
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge opened parliament on her behalf as Counsellors of State, with Charles reading the Queen's Speech for a historic first time.
On Aug 8, the Queen's traditional welcome to Balmoral Castle by a guard of honour was reportedly held in private. A source said this was in line with events being adapted for the monarch's comfort.
Just last week, the Queen missed the Braemar Gathering, a popular Highland Games event, held on Sept 3.
It is understood the decision was taken for the comfort of the head of state.
October 2021: Ordered bed rest
On Oct 20, 2021, after a busy autumn programme, the Queen was ordered to rest by her doctors for a few days.
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said she was in 'good spirits' but disappointed, as the medical advice meant she had to cancel a two-day trip to N. Ireland.
October 2021: Hospitalised due to mystery illness
The Queen, aged 95 at the time, was secretly admitted to King Edward VII's Hospital on the afternoon of Oct 20, 2021 to undergo 'preliminary investigations'.
She was discharged the next day and 'accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days' and was said to be in 'good spirits' carrying out light duties at her desk at Windsor.
November 2021: Pulled out of events
Concern for the Queen's health mounted when she pulled out of more high-profile engagements in Nov 2021.
These included the Cop26 climate change summit in Glasgow on Nov 1 and the Festival of Remembrance on Nov 12.
Buckingham Palace said the monarch had been advised to continue to rest and to not carry out any official visits.
The Queen has faced ongoing 'episodic mobility problems' stretching back to last autumn and now uses a walking stick. In Oct 2021, six months after her husband's death, the monarch used the stick at a service at Westminster Abbey (pictured). It marked the first time she had done so at a major public engagement
She was intent on attending the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph on Nov 13, but missed this due to a sprained back.
February 2022: Covid infection
There were fears for her health when she caught Covid, testing positive on Feb 20, 2022.
The Queen, who was then triple-vaccinated, suffered from mild cold-like symptoms but said the virus left her 'very tired and exhausted'.
She carried on with light duties while self-isolating at Windsor but cancelled some virtual audiences.
June 2022: Discomfort during celebrations
On June 3, a day after thrilling crowds on the first day of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations, the Queen pulled out of a celebration at St Paul's Cathedral.
This was due to suffering 'discomfort' during the previous day's celebrations
The decision was considered regrettable, it is understood, but sensible due to the length of the journey, the time involved and the physical demands of the event.
She went on to miss many other Platinum Jubilee
