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Yes, it really makes you wonder about that curse someone supposedly made on Joe Kennedy and his descendents.
When your dad leaves someone to drown in a vehicle without offering any assistance so their political career won't be damaged, good chance some bad karma will settle in on the rest of family.
The realistic explanation is that she was either a smoker or had a genetic predisposition to such cancers.
Present tragedy accepting, the Kennedys have always been risk takers so it kinda goes with the territory.
While my sympathies go to her surviving family, as they would to anyone else losing a family member, I would hardly categorize her her death resulting from natural causes (cancer) a tragedy. It is simply part of the cycle of life. At least she made it to middle age.
While my sympathies go to her surviving family, as they would to anyone else losing a family member, I would hardly categorize her her death resulting from natural causes (cancer) a tragedy. It is simply part of the cycle of life. At least she made it to middle age.
I kinda do. Cancer is not really a natural way to go.
what a load of garbage. It happens to all people and all families why would they be any different. 1000's of people die in plane crashes and cancer every year. They are not so special
Did the Kennedy's start a thread on CD?
Didn't think so.
Is it news, yes; as much as if it were a Bush or other person from a president/congressional member's family.
When your dad leaves someone to drown in a vehicle without offering any assistance so their political career won't be damaged, good chance some bad karma will settle in on the rest of family.
What an inappropriate comment. What does a daughter have to do with what her father did over 40 years ago?
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The realistic explanation is that she was either a smoker or....
She wasn't a smoker. Her younger brother had his leg removed as a child from bone cancer, her father had brain cancer and she had lung cancer.
While my sympathies go to her surviving family, as they would to anyone else losing a family member, I would hardly categorize her her death resulting from natural causes (cancer) a tragedy. It is simply part of the cycle of life. At least she made it to middle age.
51 is young and it was after a long illness that is what makes it tragic, what a dumb statement to make.
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