King
Charles
III‘s
health
journey
continues.
Since
sharing
he’d
been
diagnosed
with
an
unnamed
form
of
cancer
in
February,
the
British
monarch
has
kept
many
details
surrounding
his
health
private
in
the
months
since.
However
during
a
recent
visit
to the
Army
Flying
Museum
in
Middle
Wallop,
Hampshire,
Charles
shared
further
details
about
his
treatment.
During
his
May
13
visit
to
the
Museum,
Charles
was
speaking
with
a
British
Army
veteran
named Aaron
Mapplebeck who
told
the
royal
family
member
that
he’d lost
his
sense
of
taste
while
undergoing
treatment
for
cancer
last
year.
During
their
conversation,
per
The
Daily
Mail,
Charles
confirmed
he
too had
lost
his
sense
of
taste
during
the
course
of
his
treatment,
though
he
didn’t
share
whether
the
effects
were
temporary.
The
75-year-old’s
visit
to
the
Army
Flying
Museum
comes
amid
his
recent
return
to
public
facing
duties.
Though
he’d
taken
a
step
back
following
his
initial
diagnosis,
allowing
time
for
treatment
and
recovery,
on
April
30
Charles
visited
London’s
University
College
Hospital
Macmillan
Cancer
Centre
with Queen
Camilla by
his
side.
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