There Were Only Two Royals At The Queen's Bedside When She Died
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2022
- Family rushed to say their goodbyes when they heard Queen Elizabeth II was ailing, but only two royals were by her side. Who were they? Stick around to find out.
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Please Note: Prince William is the second eldest grandson to Queen Elizabeth II, not the eldest as stated in the video. Sorry for this discrepancy.
Anne's son, Peter is the oldest.
Isn’t Zara older than William?
@@topsecret2you519 yes I do believe so...
There was only two 'Royals' at the Queen's bedside when she died? Roy & AL😂
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Well the fact she was still practising her position 48hrs before she passed just shows one what a tough loyal person she was .
Honestly I wouldn’t give a crap … no one is born as a royalty PERIOD
.... and that she was blessed with not having a long painful illness.
Yes when she said she was dedicated to the Uk 🇬🇧 she meant it... RIP YOUR MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH
@@louischau7982 bro??
@@louischau7982 bitter much????
I believe Balmoral was the Queens favourite home. It’s nice to know she passed away where she was happiest.
Not Windsor castle? 😃
I agree. She loved Balmoral and it is where I believe she felt at peace. It was perfect that she passed there.
Yes it was because it was secluded and she could take long walks. That was her and Prince Phillips favorite vacation get away.
That's a private estate belonging to the Family through inheritance from her Great Great Grandmother Victoria.
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I have been an ICU nurse and a Hospice nurse. Outside of trauma or a lightening strike illness like an aneurysm where you might literally drop dead, people tend to die in the circumstances they choose. I have seen families where there are a half dozen people at the bedside, and the patient will wait for that one minute where someone’s gone to get a sweater from another room, some else is paying the pizza delivery guy, a third person is washing their hands, etc., and slip away. Others will hang on long past what medical science would expect, waiting for someone to arrive. If someone you love leaves before you can get to them, they didn’t want you to witness their last breath - they wanted to spare you that memory. If they hang on until some arrives, they wanted the family together to console each other. Some people want to die alone, others want a great gaggle of people. I think it’s fitting that the two oldest, who were such company for each other when they were little and their parents went on trips around the world, were together at her passing.
I also believe when someone is ready to depart this world the choosing of time is chosen in advance. God bless the Queen.
When my father passed from cancer, we were with him the day before he died in the hospital, by which time he was heavily medicated to save him the intense pain. The last person he recognized was my mother, about two days before he died. He had ceased to recognize me or any other family members before then. I don't know if he chose his time of passing, when he slipped away in the middle of the night, but I know it was a comfort to him to sense my mother was there (she left after he went into a coma), and it was certainly a comfort to her to know she was there as long as he could get any benefit from her presence. To be honest, even the short amount of sleep she and I got the night of his death helped us cope through all the funeral arrangements, including contacting family and friends with the news. Not everyone can be there at a bedside, so I hope no one feels guilty at not being able to be at their loved one's side at the last.
Nellie Olsen as an ex Hospice Nurse I seconded this statement. I had a young patient (18yrs) told me I was her “ favourite nurse”, and waited two days for me to return from days off before she departed. It was one I will never forget as she loudly told us “ how beautiful it was ( what she was seeing ) and wished that we all could see the same.
This is so true. When my father was in hospice my mom and I sat with him the day he died for the better part of the day. In my heart I knew that my father wouldn’t die in front of my mother so I suggested I take her home for a break and then I would come back and sit with my dad late into the evening. After I got my mom home and settled the nursing home called and he passed. I just knew it in my heart that that’s how he wanted it. Even though he was not responsive I had a hunch he could hear us talking to him. He went out of the world loved and we said everything we needed to say. I know that gave my mom comfort knowing it’s quite possible he could hear what she was saying. I think if I had been there by myself it would’ve been a different story but he must’ve know my mom just couldn’t handle that and he slipped away peacefully.
@@oiputthatback7361 Thank you. Consciousness is not local. The body dies. Just like a 30 year old Ford. The driver is not the car.
I am glad Prince Charles and Princess Anne were with their mother, HRH Queen Elizabeth 11. Deepest condolences to the Royal Family.
They were there but she may have been beyond them not responsive,we may never know, I was with my mum 99 when she slipped away but beyond us for several hours.
Thanks for writing this. So I didn’t have to waste time watching the whole thing 👍
Same with me and my family with my sister. Although we think on some level she knew we were there, as she slipped away just after most of us had left to give her children time to be alone with her.
II - NOT 11
power interest😂💸
Queen is at peace now with her beloved husband of 73 years. Their exemplary love and Queen's reign will always be remembered.
It was just so sudden and I think stress pushed it along. I expected her to live until 100. I’m just happy she made it to her platinum Jubilee. God bless her beautiful soul in heaven ❤️
Yes...I think that losing her husband, and the covid lockdowns and isolation, and all the drama with Harry and Meghan and Andrew definitely helped her along.
@@denverdubois5835 Why on earth would he want to upset his Grandma, makes me sad. Meghan the biggest trouble maker of all
Princess Anne is a good woman. Never puts a foot wrong.
God Save the King.
Anne is the one of her children I really feel for.
Agree, humble person. She lost her best friend.
Why is Queen Anne not the new Queen? Charles does NOT deserve it!! Imho
@@joycestewart7227 I agree. I do feel for him about the loss of his mother, but I'm not thrilled about his getting the job. I think she's much better suited for it. She once told her brother that she was irrelevant. I truly believe that next to her mother, she's the most naturally impactful member of that family.
Luck of the birth otder.
I am an American. To the Royal Family and to all the citizens of the United Kingdom please know that we share your sorrow. Even across the pond we colonials knew what an amazing woman Her Majesty was. Never has the United States had a better friend and ally. May Charles III reign long and well. God Save The King
RIP Elizabeth and thank you.
Thank you.
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Thank you forrest for your kind words, much appreciated from people of england
God bless you for your words and kind heart. A pure soul shines out and is recognised, irrespective of colour, creed or religion.
God bless you ❤️
No matter how young or old you are losing your Mom is a devastating heartbreaking loss and I am heartbroken for them💔😥
“Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” -George Elliot
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She knew all would be there if they could. Her faith gave her wisdom during this time, plus knowing she was loved. Even Harry she knew loved her, but understood this season of his life is confusing and misleading. I believe she had faith in God to take care of it in His time. Wisdom caused her to love and forgive unconditionally. I'm from the US and have cried for this magnificent lady. So strong to go through so much. She will be missed worldwide, but leaves a beautiful example of serving others, just like Jesus.
Beautifully written. I’m from the United States also and I loved her. She was one of a kind.
Ruth Rose.... that's how l saw her, you wrote down my feelings exactly the way l wanted to express myself.
I would like to add to yr comment... " Not one breathe of scandal came from this gracious 96 y.o. Lady.
➕🌹🌷🌺⚘🥀May God have Mercy on her Soul 🥀⚘🌺🌷🌹➕
That's very well said. Queen Elizabeth was the same age as my aunt Leda who was born and raised in Canada and she lived in Canada all of her life. She past away 10 years ago in August. I hardly knew her very well since I only attended one family reunion where she was there. Which was 22 years ago. So if she was still alive today she to would be 96 years old today just like the queen. But my aunt Leda was about a couple of months older than the queen. She was married to her first husband at age 12 in 1938. She had several children through her first husband. Then she remarried to another man shortly after her first husband's death. She was born and raised on a farm in New Brunswick, Canada. And so she lived in a British commonwealth nation her entire life under the reign of Queen Elizabeth. But in her life she has seen the death of George V and George VI and the abdication of King Edward VIII in her life as a commonwealth subject to the British monarchs and she witnessed Queen Elizabeth become queen herself while living in New Brunswick, Canada all of her life. My aunt Leda was born in Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, Madawaska, New Brunswick, Canada on January of 1926 to her parents Leon Pierre St. Pierre and Odile Odelie Berube. She was my grandfather's older sister. My grandfather was the baby of the family as the youngest child of their parents of 11 children. With only about 8 of their children living into adulthood. Where there were several of their brothers who died as infants. Which aunt Leda past away at the age of 86 years old. She was living in a nursing home in New Brunswick, Canada at the time of her death 10 years ago. Her health was not doing very well by June of that year 10 years ago so my grandparents went to Canada to visit with her for that time. But I don't know if they stayed there by her side until the day she died. I just know that her baby brother and his wife traveled up there to visit with her during that time period.
Because it's always good to have your family together with you as you are about to die. So I feel that it was good that queen Elizabeth had her eldest son and daughter with her at the moment she died. Just like my aunt Leda having her baby brother there at her side at the moment she breathed her last breath.
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What a stupid comment on Harry. He isn’t list. He’s living the life HE choose with the love of his life. With his family. Your all delusional.
When my mom died, none of us was at her side. She was hospitalized but was not expected to die. We swear she waited until everyone was gone to go so no one tried to keep her here.
My dad did the same. He did not want me there for the death rattle.
I agree; before my mom died we were by her side for 6 hours; hospice nurse mentioned that sometimes they don’t want their loved ones there so we made the decision to leave and sure enough about 2 hours later we got the call; however I still feel guilty I didn’t stay
My mom did the same. Waited till my brother and his wife, my daughter and I left. Then left us. I know beyond doubt she didn't want me to live with that. I feel guilty tho too.
@@Cecilia-fc3sg my heart still breaks.
Now on the other hand my sister waited; the CNA saw her around 7am and told my niece it wouldn’t be long. hospice nurse saw her around 11am & told my niece she may want to contact family to say their goodbyes; me & my other sisters got to her around 1:00pm. the same CNA returned around 1:30pm was surprised she was still alive and said to my niece “she’s waiting to say goodbye to someone” My mom didn’t get there until 2:00pm and I swear she sat on the bed bedside my sister, held her hand and said “Katie, it’s ok, mommy’s here” mom then said “she’s squeezing my hand” and then my sister took a deep breath was gone
as sad as it was to see her go it was truly a blessing to see
Same for me when my both parents died.
my heart breaks for her family members who tried but didn't get there in time... but at the same time, i'm so happy Anne was there. she was clearly the closest to her mother of all her siblings, and i'm sure it meant the world to the both of them to have those last moments together.
What is more important is being with her when she was alive. It is a great thing that she was not alone but most people are not coherent right before death. My prayers are with her family and all the people of the UK who loved her dearly she was an amazing women
It is so true, be with loved ones while they’re alive and they can appreciate your company. My grandmother used to say “ Visit me while I’m here so that I can see you and speak with you. Send me my flowers now while I can smell them and enjoy them because once I’m gone I won’t see either.” When the Queen passed my heart broke, she was such an amazing person. Queen, wife,mother and grandmother performing all to perfection and with no complaint. My sincerest sympathies to her family and her subjects in the UK.
@@Nevertoosweet2eat my mom used to also say that about flowers, she said I can’t see them or smell them after I am gone. I tried to give her flowers often.
I'm not Charles biggest fan, most of us aren't but this does break my heart for him. Whether they are 96 or 46, losing your parents is a pain that is indescribable. I'm thinking of the entire royal family and hoping they can give in their own ways.
You are so correct.
Either am I.. I would have a bit more respect for him if he had abdicated the throne and passed it on to Prince William and Princess Catherine..
My heart breaks for Anne. She and her Mom were super close. I never expected Elizabeth to die, which was, of course, ridiculous.
Rise in power, Elizabeth.
@@LKre-vi5oq I think that Anne and the Queen had a more intimate relationship, a friendship- like the Queen had with her Sister Margaret..
Losing a mother is not easy
No matter how old you are
He cried
He sure feels like an orphan
I’m sorry to hear of the queens passing I admired her as did so many people. She is now with her beloved husband since she lost him I think it was her downfall. May they now Rest In Peace and love forever Sympathy to the family. She will be dearly missed.
I didn't make it on time to say good bye when my sister passed away. She was only 38. To this day I am deeply saddened by it, but I know that God has sparred me that memory, because it would probably be too hard. So to me, she is still alive, somewhere far. And I know I'll see her one day in heaven.
That's how I feel about my mother and father. They are still alive, somewhere far....until the day I see them again in heaven; and my dear husband, my Grannies, my lost friends and my kitties will all be there with them. Thank you.
@@denverdubois5835 God bless you. And I hope you are not lonely. Live each day with purpose and know they are cheering for you from afar. Touch other people and be a friend to them.
“I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong.”
- Queen Elizabeth II
And She did it, exactly as promised...Rest dear Elizabeth in the sweet arms of Jesus!
Promise Kept- Elizabeth R
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@@helenroseberry3547 ???
@THE M NETWORK ( The Millionaire Network) you’re not a leader 🙄
I find beauty in the fact the Queen died right at Tea Time , like she was called to take the tea with her beloved husband, friends and family that have already passed ! As someone who does cope with humor , I also find it very amusing !
Yes time was her favorite too!
Awe bless her I didn't know what time she passed. I'm in USA I was thinking around 11 or Noon In UK I was way off on the time Very sweet sentiment
I love tea time. Tears
I agree with your thoughts
I think she has been longing to be with husband since he passed away!
She was a lovely lady!!!!
She passed away at 14.37hrs (2.37pm) - however, it wasn't officially announced until four hours later. Lady Colin Campbell confirmed the time that she passed. Also, a BBC reporter accidentally tweeted that she had passed away at around 2.30pm
So the Princess Royal was there at the end. Good! I hope they have special place for Princess Anne as she has more than earned a senior post within the family.
I think Princess Anne is staying with her Mother's coffin in Scotland and accompanying it, when it's flown back to Buckingham Palace.
I worked with a girl once who knew the Royals, and she always said that Princess Anne was the nicest, and most approachable of the Royal Family. I had always thought that of her. I admired her forthrightness too!
@@carolroberts4614 ⁰
She was not alone! Nobody should die alone. RIP Queen Elizabeth.
I love how the Queen never gave up. She remained in charge and came through on her loyalty to her Country and her oath. Plus, she didn't lay around waiting to die like a lot of elderly people do. She leads a good example, in my opinion. Long Live The King!
Queen Elizabeth II stands for so many things, formost beauty n grace, discipline n diligence, love n longevity, wit n wisdom, power n strength, warmth n fun, loyalty n faithfulness, hope n possibility, the list is just endless..incredible human being.
After her, there will not be another monarch like her ..ever
Enriching comments.May she enjoy eternal bliss
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I will miss my Queen. Just bought some teabags and I shed a tear seeing Royal Warrant by Appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. I shall think of her whilst having my cuppa. God bless you M'am.
She was the only constant icon in recent history!!!
Yes indeed her life n work were be precious memories from now and ever. Dhne.
I'm glad she's not alone♡ May you rest in peace and be with your husband sister and your parents♡
I do not understand why the Doctors were more "pro-active " regarding the Queen health " and call her family sooner . ? I am sure she had few doctors caring for her ! RIP Queen Elizabeth . Prayers .
@@odilecadiou18 *many* people “hang on” because the family is in the room, then when they are alone, they “let go.”
From all of us across the sea rest in peace Queen Elizabeth you will be greatly missed.🙏💝
I was present when my brother died and when my Mom died. It's truly a horrible, heartbreaking and gut wrenching moment that traumatizes you for the rest of your life. That's not a memory that anybody wants. It's best for those who weren't there not to have seen it. Charles and Anne will be haunted by that, and I feel for them.
Not really.. truly. there is little guilt when you’ve shown your parents good deeds and spent times with them-in their ups and downs-and especially in their twilight years- when they die its a lot easier to see them go and and you won’t feel any guilt that you neglected them in their lifetime.
@@amyherradura378 I didn't neglect my mother. I was the one who took care of her 24/7 for the last 10 years of her life while my siblings ignored her. I don't have any guilt.
As for my brother, we had been very close. Before his death, he was the only one who would help. We spent a lot of time together.
There's no GUILT on me. Sorry you can't understand why watching someone DIE in front of you isn't soul cleansing.
@@elizabethcompton738 God bless you for all you did for her that nobody will ever fully know. I’m sorry for your loss but it sounds like you assured her dignity and gave her a good qualify of life that nobody else can deny. I’m sure she loved and appreciated you for all you did. 10 years is a long time. I’m 7 months in taking care of my grandmother 24/7. I’m just now getting a little tired. But it’s okay. I’m 25 and there is nobody else available to move to San Antonio like I did to care for her. So here I am… washing, shopping, cooking, cleaning, paying the bills and managing finances, taking care of her home and her car that she doesn’t drive anymore, watching her favorite shows with her, and cleaning toilets as I did 2 hours ago. We have a woman come to take care of her personal needs. The woman is family. Grandma has 8 siblings and they come over when I need them for repairs to the house like replace a ceiling fan recently in my room. They bring me food. They call and encourage me. And they live here in the same city. But they are elderly and have their own health issues and spouses. I’m happy to put my life on hood for a few years and take care of my family. It’s saving her money to stay in this house and jus pay for utilities and yard work and food. She has a good amount of money left over each month even after she tells me to pay myself. I told her I’m family and we have to help each other rather than dumping them with strangers somewhere. Thankful she doesn’t have to go to one of those assisted living facilities. Praying she doesn’t fall. If you have any tips you want to share I’d love to hear them. I’m here for the long haul. Grandma is 84 just for reference. She was alone here for 9 years and I came to visit and saw she can’t live alone so I moved here in February. And I got things caught up and up to speed and made repairs. Threw out old foods and restocked. Giving her vitamins and supplements and she likes to drink Ensure in the mornings. Anyways I’ll stop here. It gets lonely here while she sleeps a lot. I don’t go out much at all. Just the grocery store and pharmacy about every 10 days. I caught Covid one day in July and brought it home unknowingly and she got it 3 days later so we battled here together. We made it! It was hard.
Thanks for what you did. Hope to hear from you.
When my mother and father died, I was right next to them when they took their last breath. Not a good memory.
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Can't even begin to imagine what an extraordinary life this remarkable Queen lived.
Rest in paradise Queen Elizabeth II.
Thank you for your 70 years of service and sacrifices.
Thank for your 70 years, Rest in peace Queen Elisabeth II.
Our deepest prayers and condolences to the Royal Family with deep gratitude to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, for everything she gave and shared not only to UK and Her Commonwealth but to the whole world❤🙏
Deepest condolences to the family of the late Her Highness. 🙏 She was a beautiful woman and fully gave her entire life to service. ❤️
She was an AMAZING woman with HIGH standards! ALWAYS HIGHLY Respected by people ALL OVER the WORLD! SHE has done her BEST GRACEFULLY! R.I.P now my lovely lady, YOU DESERVE "PEACE and GOD's fondest LOVE and BLESSINGS!!I Salute YOU! a "GREAT Fan of yours in South Africa, Joan S xx
William is not the queens eldest grandson. Princess Anne’s son is the oldest grandson.
Thank you! Drives me crazy when they get simple things wrong.
@@lesleybrown3111 is ok, people just doesn’t know everything and everyone.
Walk good my queen May her soul rest in paradise from Jamaica 🇯🇲
I love her spunk, she never really gave up. I guess I expected her to live at least until 100 like her mom and Prince Phillip almost made 100. I figured they had the best food, the best medical care but she kept working up to the bitter end. She worked harder than anybody else. I have always admired her stamina, and the long distances she could walk. She did give birth to 4 children if that tears down the body I don’t know. She really watched her weight and never got heavy like her mother or Queen Victoria. The fact that she still rode horses for so long was amazing. I’ve suffered from arthritis since I was 23 and I had to have my first knee replaced over 25 years ago. She could walk way farther than I could. I liked her sense of humor.
I think "spunk" must be slang used in the USA. In the UK it is more embarrassing slang for sperm.
Maybe if more Americans were aware of this difference in usage & understanding the word would not appear in sensitively written comments such as at this sad sudden death. 👑
@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 yes, sadly it wasn't meant to hurt or insult anyone, I don't think. "Spunk" means that she (QEII) was full of life and never gave up as the previous poster suggested. She had guts and willpower. Full of determination for example could be another way of putting it. I'm from across the pond from England but have roots from Scotland but I guarantee there could be some words that I'd type/say that likely would make a person's hair stand on end but it wouldn't in any way be insulting or meant to be insensitive. It's just the differences between the backgrounds.
Hopefully this is somewhat helpful ✌️
@@marilynhynes5414 Yes, you're absolutely right, but I have been in situations where the usage of it caused confusion or embarrassment among non-Americans. I worked in a Church of England Guest House in Jaffa, Israel, in the 1990s as a chef. In fact I first wrote to The Queen from there and got a cordial reply from her Lady-In-Waiting.
One American guest who stayed for a few months, accompanying me to my Hebrew classes in the city (at a time when buses were being blown apart by suicide bombers) used this word at the communal dinner table for staff and guests, saying to one volunteer from Blackpool, England, "Simon, you're full of spunk!" and the young chap spluttered the drink he was drinking all over the table as he wasn't expecting this demure elderly lady to come out with that exact statement!
He later found out that Americans do use it differently, but it can still catch the odd UK or Irish person by surprise. Yes, the Queen was indeed lively and committed, so your word does fit. 😚
@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 that's an amazing story @Colin Nevin. You must have been pretty pleased to receive a reply 😀 Actually I'm not an "American" but it doesn't matter. My background gives me the ability to be relaxed and to expect pretty much anything. Such as the case with a term such as "spunk". It's amazing how different terms/words has different/opposite meaning in different countries etc ... and I myself rarely type using any terms that could be taken as an insult etc. If I were to go that route, I would do so in person and not from the protection of a screen (typing back and forth). However, this more often than not is took as a threat or something that it isn't. All I mean is that I usually don't type insults/tasteless comments. I'd prefer to meet up with someone face to face rather than engaging in a back and forth online forum/threads that involves insults/colorful terms etc. ✌️
@@marilynhynes5414 all I can say is WOW!!!
Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth II.
SOMEONE WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR THE INNOCENT BLOOD THATTHEY SHED IN THE MIDDLE PASSAGE 400 YEARS
Well maybe she will meet lady Diana that would be worth listening to ?
@@rowdyyates4273 no sh can't meeting with lady Diana. Becouse lady Diana is staying in the heaven. 🤲🏽🙏🏿❤
R.I.P.❤
@@zeinamarkabawi6928well so Queenie in your opinion ain’t going to heaven? Oh dear - the Lord works in mysteries ways?
I love the way this lady makes her report, her voice is very professional and sweet. She has her way of reporting anything controversial in a subtle & classy way. That is why I always listen to you Sweetheart. You always have good and most recent informations. Good job my dear. And may the Queen's soul rest in peace Amen
Rest In Peace to her majesty the Queen god save the Queen !
A sad loss may you rest in peace we will miss you marm.
My deepest condolences to the Royal family I know everyone have to die sooner or later but still it’s sad news, wishing the Queen a peaceful journey of her resting place and lots of prayers for her soul.rest in peace the Queen.
The Queen, beautiful and worked until her death! Amazingly timeless! Her death will be felt for years to come! Blessings and prayers for the Royal family and the UK! ❤️✝️
🙏She was a strong soul. She left graciously. 🙏 My respect from one unknown woman to another great woman of dignity. Rest in peace 🙏.
At least she’ll always be remembered.🙏👑
The best way to pass, no hanging around imaging doing the duties before you go brilliamt. Sleep well gorgeous woman and thank you. 🙏❤🇨🇮🌏
Will miss the Queen Elizabeth
Her hand was simply bruised from IV needles. When you're older, bruises don't fade as fast.
If you look at photos taken from June onwards (and there are very few) Queen Elizabeth's legs appear black and blue aswell. Bone cancer is devastating. 😢
@@susiefraser9182 : Where the heck did you get bone cancer from?
Maybe blood circulation issues.
@@pohanahawaii Lady C.
Exactly. Her hands looked exactly like both of my grandmas and my one great grandma's hands. Two were 91 and the other was 86, I believe. tl;dr That's just what being at an incredible age often looks like. Doesn't matter how sharp your mental faculties are. Skin is gonna do what it's gonna do.
YOUR Majesty the King, Queens children, Prince William and Princess, Royal family, Prince William, my deepest heartfeld empathy in your deepest remembarance of thy beloved Mother, Grand Mother and Family, The Majesty the Queen was a absolute unforgetable beautifull beloved and cherished Queen, Long live thy Queen in the worlds hearts and Long live Thy King
Her majesty will be dearly missed. ❤️
What a marvelous woman she was. I am not British but I felt that she was my Queen. My condolences to her family and the United Kingdom. Rest in God’s Hands, your Majesty 💐🙏🏾
Prayer and Sympathy 🙏🙏🙏
Rest in Peace Queen Elizabeth II🙏
She was and will continue to be the icon of an era
Elderly people bruise much easier then other people their skin is thinner then before so it may look awful but it can happen also medication can have something to do with it especially blood thinner’s if she was taking them then a bruise like that would be cause for concern because she may be bleeding underneath that bruise she looked more frail when I saw the picture of her and the New Prime Minister. I think she knew at that meeting that she wouldn’t be here much longer but she looked so cute she reminds me of my grandmother who passed away year’s ago they kind of look the same. RIP 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️😘
1:06 The queen's eldest grandson is not prince William, but he is Peter Phillips; Princess Anne’s first born son. Princess Anne is the queen‘s daughter.
Hello Joseph, how are you doing today.
Thats sad for most on their way not to have made it… I knew when they summoned everyone that it wouldn’t be long. Have had that within my own family - its hard not to be able to be present🙏🏻
I think everyone knew it wasn't going to be long at that point
What a Grand Queen she was..will be missed.
I miss Her Majesty The Queen so much. The Queen was such an important part of my life. As a Canadian, I always felt a kinship to Her Majesty; and The Royal family. I was raised to learn all about The Queen, and The Royal family. Her Majesty The Queen and The Royal family will always hold a special place in my heart.
Prayers!❤❤❤
Glad the King made it and Princess Anne Anne whom I very much admire.
Hello Christophe, how are you doing today.
Charles, Anne and her fur children 🐶 !!
Yes. I’m sure all her beloved dogs were close by.
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I know this sounds weird but I feel very sad for her Dogs.. Who will take care of the Queen's Dogs??
@@minx2528 Right ?!
@@SakiBlablabla
Seriously! Her Doggos were the closest to the Queen, they must be heartbroken.. I recently adopted a senior dog who's owner died, it took six months for this poor creature to stop looking at the door for her owner to come through the door.. So, sad! 😢
@@minx2528 Do not be worried !
Because they will be absolutely loved and cared for by her family and the Royal households. They will not be going to the pound for certain !!
Rest in peace HM Queen 💐🙏
I wasn't shocked when Queen Elizabeth died because she was 96, I was shocked when Princess Diana died so young ...
You have just seen a the passing of a another world and another way of life.
I hope not.
I feel that you're unfortunately correct Annie..
Farewell our Queen Elizabeth II. Your face shines and will shine forevermore. Watching from Tisa Cebu City Philippines. Cleofe Kuizon Delfino
I was born a few months after Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953. Not far from where I live is the Queen Elizabeth Highway. As a Canadian I felt proud that she was our Queen . RIP.
I am British, and I was born in August 1953! It's amazing to think someone has been doing what she did for the whole of your life!
I remember being 10 years old Watchung her coronation on TV, we had just gotten a TV a month before, and my sister and I had never ever seen anything so spectacular and we were really in awe of the entire celebration.
Oh how I would like to see Princess Royal Anne on the Throne...!
I will miss my long distance relative, she should pure strength through thick & thin through the public. No matter how hard in the media, she came bouncing back. Even when she got older. 🙏🙏🙏😇 she is Angel, along with other old Royal ancestors. She will always be missed
How are you related to her?
I was bought up with sports in cousin tree. With shared Royal ancestors in the tree. History goes back with her tree & mine, before celebrity kicked off. Not all earning lots money.
God bless her .what a wonderful lady she was rip ma’am
I am sad for her loss may she lay in rest. Olga from Greece
May you rest in peace and finally at rest by your beloved husband's side.
If I could have had one wish for England it would be that Prince William and Princess Kate be King and Queen, simply because Kate is much more suited to be Queen than Camilla.
It feels like making Charles and Camilla King and Queen is such a slap in Princess Diana's face. Rewarding them for their affair while Charles was still married to Princess Diana.
Either way Queen Elizabeth, you have some mighty big shoes to fill. Let's hope and pray that your wishes for your country continues to be for filled.
My 88year old mom had the same hands, its from needles, IV etc.
How precious that her last photos were so relaxed although, they still showed such a genteel lady.
Deepest condolences to the Royal Family
Her two most respectful children.
William isn’t the oldest grandson. Peter is.
That is true..William is Charles eldest. Direct in line.
Who's Peter?
@@treborroja3781 Anne's son
@@treborroja3781 Annes son
@@treborroja3781 Princess Anne's Son
Rest in peace, dear Queen. You will be sorely missed. But now you're rejoicing in Heaven, before the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords...Christ Jesus!! Many prayers for the family. 🙏🙏🙏
I was by my mother's side holding her hand when she took her last breath,I kissed her forehead and not long she passed.I am glad she wasn't alone & siblings were there too.Thankful Drs gave a call to come.RIP Momma.And RIP Queen Elizabeth!
Sorry for your loss.
Does it really matter? The Queen passed on peaceful surrounded by family ... it really does not matter who & how many of her family were in the room ... the moment of death can't be orchestrated. Don't try make an issue of this, she died peacefully.
At least her 2 oldest children were there. 🙂
Miss her already
It really makes no difference people if you were or were nor at ones bedside at time of death .Our guardian Angel's leads us to Heaven
I guarantee you.
i’m so glad anne was able to say goodbye because she is the one that I would’ve been the most concerned about if she hadn’t she loves her mom so much and conceding the way that she acts she love them all so dearly and princess Anne is literally my favorite and I wish her the best and I hope she is coping with this loss
RIP Queen Elizabeth ll ♥️
♥️ The Queen has replaced her Crown with a Halo ♥️
That's sweet.
Beautifully said Sleuthing Sandy and true!!
Lol
Condolences 🙏 ☹️ 😔
I doubt all these rumours.
When they released the initial note about her health she was dead already. That's a crisis management procedure: first release a note saying she is very ill and after four hours communicate that she has died.
Princess Anne is HRH Anne, the Princess Royal.
When God calls, he will not wait, as a true and loyal servant Queen Elizabeth answered his call.
RIP Queen Elizabeth, you were a good and faithful servant.
God didn't call her my darling Satan did, they are bloodline they are evil just another show, dont forget what they did to dianna, the commoner they brought in cause they're blood needed diluting, they assassinated her and the queen would6e en raise a flag at half mass, until advised because the world was in a frenzy
@@menoswater1032 I know you mean well with your post, but is NOW really the time for a correction on what happens after death? We all believe what we believe so please, please don’t do this now…..
@@menoswater1032 I never said it's in the Bible, where did you get that? How did you get that conclusion?
Obviously, you don't understand somethings like a short sweet poem? Go somewhere and sit down on several chairs.
@@menoswater1032 go sit down somewhere and listen and learn
@@menoswater1032 nobody's asked you about your feelings.
Thankfully ANNE AND CHARLES,were with their beloved mother when she answered the call it’s time to come home,now in loving hands for eternity,sleep well our MONARCH,we will love and remember you always R.I.P.
I'm an American so not familiar with UK's castles & palaces. I heard on another report that after the plane landed in Scotland, they (William, Andrew, Edward, & Sophie) had to drive quite a distance to reach the castle. Why didn't they fly to Balmoral via helicopter instead of wasting an hour traveling by car? Surely the grounds at Balmoral have space for a helicopter (or two) to land safely... no? Perhaps that way they could have reached Her Majesty in time to say goodbye before she passed...
Just so sad over +over again.Res
I wonder if she went to take a nap and just never woke up. That would explain the weird “medical supervision” - they were giving Charles and Anne time to get to the bedside before she was pronounced. The Queen strikes me as someone who would have wanted the privacy in death she never had in life.
She died at 2.37pm. At that time the Prince's would have just been departing London so there was no rush when they landed at about 3.50pm. They would have been given the news by then.
EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT IN WITNESSING A LOVED ONE DIE. I COULD NOT LOOK AT MY MOM TAKE HER LAST BREATH. I KNEW SHE WAS GOING, BUT COULD NOT STAY AND LOOK. A YOUNG LADY STAYED AND REGRETTED IT, BECAUSE SHE KEPT SEEING IT IN HER MIND, AND IT AFFECTED HER. BOTTOM LINE...KNOW YOUR LIMIT, AND DON'T FORCE YOURSELF TO FACE THINGS THAT WILL AFFECT YOU IN THE FUTURE!!!
I was in hospice for 9 days hands on with my mom. Everyone is different no way is wrong. For myself I laid my head on her ❤️. I heard her last heartbeat. I was there until her last breath and I don’t regret it for a moment. I was there for my father too. I stayed on the recliner and I heard his last gasp for air.
I’m so sorry for your loss. We will never quite get over losing a parent. We do however eventually carry on because we have to! They want us too. One day it will be our time to leave this creel world . I too want to be remembered but would want my family to carry on also.
Milli
So very happy that her loving caring daughter Princess ANNE was with her mother in her final hours,an amazing support for our ailing QUEEN,passed away in caring gentle hands.
Sad she will be missed and always admired
The Queen was always a snappy dresser!!
She said once that she wore the pastels, because people wanted to be able to pick her out in the crowd, and they were the best colours for that. Even her handbag was used as a signal for instance, if she wanted to leave a party, she would hook her bag over her arm in a particular way,so an unobtrusive exit preparation could be made. I wish I could do that with my partner, but he'd never notice!
Heartbreaking 😢😢
Hopefully this will make the Royal family stronger and continue in their Mother's legacy. To lose your Mother is to lose your best friend.
Her majesty was a powerful woman till the age of 96 she carried the royal work with dignity and the ever charming smile.... RIP
William isn't the Queen's eldest grandson. Anee's two children are both older than William.
Princess Royal Anne's son is the oldest grandchild.
Oh no I didn't know that 😳
She is the Queen of Hearts. Her and Prince Charles's kindness and generosity uplift many people's lives. Princes Trust provides support to millions of people and I am a great admirer of Prince Charles.
Rest in Eternal Peace Queen Elizabeth the Great! Long live the King Charles!
What a "STUNNING and RESPECTED!" LADY and Human'being SHE was! I ALWAYS had HUGE admiration for her and ADORED her for being such a EXCEPTIONAL LADY with HIGH Standards and fine humor! R.I.P now, you deserve to be in GOD'S PALACE now! I, SALUTE YOU lovey LADY!! HUGE Fan of yours, Joan S xx
Her Majesty's funeral will be held September 19. I've been watching live UK news for the past few days
That is a significant day for me. My mother passed on that day 50 years ago. She was only 47, so she would have been the same age as the Queen now.