Overview
- The Royal House said the rehabilitation will take place in Norway starting at the beginning of October.
- She will not undertake official assignments during October, with planned exceptions including the Oct. 23 dinner for representatives of the Storting at the Royal Palace.
- The palace stated she is scheduled to resume official work in November.
- Speaking publicly, the crown princess said she hopes rehabilitation will provide peer support and better control over how she manages the illness day to day.
- In March, the court said her pulmonary fibrosis had progressed, noting daily symptoms that necessitate more rest and flexible scheduling.