* that caused her so much stress.

To blame this on politics is out there. People do die at some point.

Neither do you. You don't know if she even follows politics at this point. But there is no evidence a stroke is caused by politics to a 96 year old. I doubt she is on a political discussion board.

There's also "no evidence" that my jokes, jabs, wit and ridicule of RFK-Junior is universally appreciated. C'mon! Get with the program! It's FUNNY, not literal!! Good grief.

LOL

…they’re gonna do what they’re gonna do, as whack as it may be. The family has joined ranks against Jr. ‘Nuff said.

Ethel Kennedy has lived a life that likely would have broken most other people. All we should do is wish her a speedy recovery, or, if that is unlikely, peace.

Ironically, I was thinking about her the other day, amazed at her resilience. I’ve always admired her.

Lots of friends and family are pulling for you!

& recommend !

I knew they had a lot of children, but didn't realize it was 11! My Abuela (Grandmother) had 12 children. My mom was the 11th. Not all survived into adulthood but still. That's a lot of children. But big families mean lots and lots of support so that is definitely a good thing!

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My grandmother was the youngest of ten, and my grandfather was the second-youngest of fifteen!

had 8. They were a farm family too. She had 21 grandchildren. Two of the grandchildren passed. One died of leukemia when he was 3, the year before I was born. My cousin Bill died in 2006 of colon cancer he was only 40.