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Sandra Day O'Connor, 88, says she has dementia and 'probably Alzheimer's' and is 'no longer able to participate in public life'


Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, said Tuesday she has the beginning stages of dementia and 'probably Alzheimer's disease.' O'Connor, 88, made the announcement in a letter. She said that her diagnosis was made 'some time ago' and that as her condition has progressed she is 'no longer able to participate in public life.' -- More...
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