Queen Elizabeth met with the Archbishop of Canterbury and was able to stand without a cane
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Her Majesty was honored with the 'Canterbury Cross'.
Queen Elizabeth met with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. At the meeting, she was able to stand without a cane and smiled. He presented her with the "Canterbury Cross" in honor of her "tireless" 70 years of service to the church.
The meeting took place after the archbishop had to miss the Thanksgiving service due to blood poisoning in the house.
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The Queen has recently encountered problems with movement, and she is forced to refuse many meetings due to mobility problems, according to the Daily Mail.
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