What did the Queen die of?

Which Queen?

If you mean Queen Elisabeth she was 96. I hate to break it to people but we are all going to die sometime.

Theres another cancer of the bone marrow/blood that the Queen could have died from, the same as the late wife of former CMO Dr Tony Holohan, Myeloma. It often results in fatal kidney failure as the resulting light chains build up in the tubules. This is often a prolonged illness before being fatal. Other possibilities relating to bones are various other forms of blood cancer like Waldenström’s macroglobinaemus, chronic lymphocytic leukaemia/lymphoma etc. These are usually present many years before proving fatal in conjunction with other complications. The Queen Mother eventually died from bone marrow failure, albeit at a great age. It’s likely the Queen suffered kidney failure in the end, and often the final result is an acute stroke. All would explain how she was up and about enough to meet Liz Truss two days before. She probably went to bed and was found unresponsive in the morning on the day she died.

Everyone does of something even in old age, though as long as murder isn’t suspected the autopsy is most often left out. Very often it will be the delayed result of a fall, as happened with two of my mother’s cousins, one age 99, the other 102. The 99 year old said she was fine after the fall, went to bed, turned out a brain haemorrhage had started and she died extremely peacefully.