King Charles traveled with his own toilet glasses and bed in the midst of cancer fights

Bower describes a trip to the northeast of England when Charles was still Prince of Wales in his book as an example of his luxury travel requirements.

“He sent his staff ahead early with a truck with furniture to replace the perfectly suitable fittings in the rooms,” wrote Bower.

He added: “And not just the strange chest of drawers: the truck contained nothing less than the complete bedrooms of Charles and Camilla, including the prince’s orthopedic bed, together with his own linen.

His staff had also ensured that he packed a small radio, Charles’ own toilet, rolls from Kleenex Premium Comfort toilet paper, Laphroaig Whiskey and B Inwater, Plus two landscapes of the Scottish Highlands. “

The revelation is limited to his public performances in the midst of his cancer fight – but retains its determination to perform light tasks and visits.

Royal Assistants say that the Charles diagnosis has forced to rely strongly on routine. “He believes that by controlling the environment around him so that he can focus on recovery,” said a senior palace source Radaronline.com.