June 23, 2009
AFP
PHNOM PENH - CAMBODIA'S former king Norodom Sihanouk has been successfully treated for a third bout of cancer, according to a handwritten royal letter posted on his website.
The 86-year-old, who left for Beijing in July last year to receive medical treatment for other illnesses, thanked his 'most eminent' and 'devoted' Chinese doctors who have been treating him there.
'Indeed, the terrific result of their (incomparable) care is here: my third cancer (B-cell lymphoma) has completely disappeared,' King Sihanouk said in the letter dated on Monday.
The former monarch announced the discovery of the new cancer in late December.
King Sihanouk was first diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma, a cancer affecting blood cells crucial to the immune system, in 1993. The cancer began in his prostate and recurred in 2005 in his stomach.
King Sihanouk has suffered from a number of other ailments including diabetes and hypertension.
One of Asia's longest-serving monarchs, King Sihanouk abruptly quit the throne in October 2004 in favour of his elder son, Norodom Sihamoni, citing old age and health problems.
Despite abdicating, King Sihanouk remains a prominent figure in Cambodia and often uses messages on his website to comment on matters of state.
The 86-year-old, who left for Beijing in July last year to receive medical treatment for other illnesses, thanked his 'most eminent' and 'devoted' Chinese doctors who have been treating him there.
'Indeed, the terrific result of their (incomparable) care is here: my third cancer (B-cell lymphoma) has completely disappeared,' King Sihanouk said in the letter dated on Monday.
The former monarch announced the discovery of the new cancer in late December.
King Sihanouk was first diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma, a cancer affecting blood cells crucial to the immune system, in 1993. The cancer began in his prostate and recurred in 2005 in his stomach.
King Sihanouk has suffered from a number of other ailments including diabetes and hypertension.
One of Asia's longest-serving monarchs, King Sihanouk abruptly quit the throne in October 2004 in favour of his elder son, Norodom Sihamoni, citing old age and health problems.
Despite abdicating, King Sihanouk remains a prominent figure in Cambodia and often uses messages on his website to comment on matters of state.
7 comments:
How disappoint it is.
No, our beloved general lon nol and all the khmer compatriots are in heaven now.And Sihanouk rightful place is for sure not heaven.1.7 million souls will make sure that he goes straight to HELL.
My China friend is the best,with out them help Cambodia will over populated and look at 1999 with the support of China our soldier(khmer rouge) their butt were kicked in 24hours thank China you are the beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeest
qu'il crève et meurt en chine
franchement on en a rien a foutre de ce putain de merde alias a chkè SIHANOUK.
VIVE LA REPUBLIQUE
A MORT LES ROYALISTES alias DES SANGSUS
A Great King deserves a Great Care from a great Nation of China.
The Great meets the Great. His Majesty has Palace Royal in Pyongyang in the country with a Dear Gret Leader Kim Jung Il whereas 25 million are sufferinsg lacking of freedom and food and medecine. His Majesty has a palace in China and has North Korean Bodyguards with great Chinese Doctors to care for him while King Bhumibol is caring by his American and British Doctors in his deathbed. His Majesty Won Preah Vihear and King Bhumibol amassed all wealth from Thai people.
The world is so great place to live to experience.
Mea Yea Dork kh'nhei!!! Ah S'dach Cong rai Vea Yor!!!
Ah S'dach kheatakor Reas khmer!
Ah S'dach kh'bot cheat Khmer!!!
Ah S'dach lourk srok khmer do yok Noum Korm Yuon!!!
Ah S'dach Preah Pak ra mouk, Ah S'dach runteas Banh, Ah S'dach Roleay Roub, Ah S'dach Beastial (Derichharn).
Ah S'dach Kon Cheas Chor Yuon, Ngorb chos tov Than Norourk Chhap chhap tov !!!
Yep, he 's the source of all our suffering.
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