Ethel Kennedy, the 96-year-old wife of Senator Robert F Kennedy Sr, was hospitalized last week after suffering a stroke in her sleep, her household revealed on Tuesday. The Kennedy patriarch was then transported for care to a nearby hospital.
In a statement posted to social media platform X, her daughter Rory Kennedy provided an update on her mother’s state, saying,” She is secure, she is getting the best treatment feasible, and she is surrounded by home”. Rory also expressed appreciation for the help from the government, adding,” Please maintain her in your thoughts and blessings”.
Ethel Kennedy, the family of 11 babies, including former presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, is the oldest living part of the Kennedy home. Her late father, Robert F Kennedy Sr, a US senator from New York, was assassinated in June 1968 while fighting for the president.
Ethel had a fun summers surrounded by her loved ones, despite her age, that her relatives shared. In a separate article, Rory wrote,” She has had a wonderful summer and transitioned into fall.” ” Every time she enjoyed time with her kids, nieces, nephews, children, and great-grandchildren. She was able to leave the water, attend the wharf, and eat a lot of food and drinks with her family. It has been a blessing to all of us and also to her.
Ethel Kennedy, 96, is still regarded as a leader in the Kennedy relatives, who is frequently praised for her resilience and commitment to public services. As she receives care, her family remains by her part, asking for ongoing support from well-wishers during this difficult time.
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