How the Princess of Wales is Coping with Her Cancer Diagnosis

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00:00The Princess of Wales appears to be on the road to recovery, and sources reveal

00:03in the new issue of Us Weekly how she is coping with her cancer diagnosis.

00:07A source tells Us, Kate's feeling strong enough to be very involved with the kids.

00:11She's been an active parent. Kate's recovery is going well. She's not able to see

00:16many people because she is susceptible to getting sick, and they don't want her

00:20compromised. But she's up and about.

00:23Still, questions about her return to royal duty remain in the air, with the latest

00:27reports claiming that she won't resume work until the fall, or even next year.

00:32According to the second source, Kate's team is re-evaluating what she's going to be

00:36able to take on when she comes back. She may never come back in the role that

00:40people saw her in before.

00:42The family of five have been mainly stationed at their Norfolk summer home, Amner Hall.

00:47The 10-bedroom countryside house, located on Sandringham State, has a swimming pool

00:52and tennis court, and tons of space for the kids to run and play.

00:55Kate and William are doing their best to stick to their usual routines for George,

00:59Charlotte and Louis. When school's officially out, they'll hang around Amner Hall,

01:03where they love to bake, cook and spend countless hours outside.

01:07Sports even may be on the agenda as well. George and Charlotte attended Wimbledon

01:12last July, and George was spotted taking in the FA Cup final between Manchester City

01:17and Manchester United on May 25 with his dad.

01:20They'll celebrate George's 11th birthday on July 22, and as always, the children

01:25A source tells us Kate is trying to keep things as normal as possible for the kids.

01:29She's trying to adhere to the British royal saying,