Summary:
The book delves into the life of Rosemary Kennedy, the lesser-known sister of President John F. Kennedy, revealing her struggles with intellectual disabilities and the impact of her condition on the Kennedy family. It also chronicles the tragic decision to subject her to a lobotomy, which left her permanently incapacitated, and the subsequent efforts of the Kennedys to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Key points:
1. Rosemary Kennedy's Hidden Life: The book uncovers the secret life of Rosemary Kennedy, born with intellectual disabilities and kept hidden due to her family's fame and political aspirations.
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