Rosemary Kennedy, who died in 2005 at the age of 86, lived in an institution for the intellectually disabled after enduring the procedure that had been ordered by her father Joseph P. Kennedy Sr.

Rosemary Kennedy, center, with her sister Kathleen, left, and mother, Rose, were presented to the king and queen of England in 1938. Three years later her father ordered a lobotomy for her.

Rosemary Kennedy, JFK's sister, endured a lobotomy at 23 that left her severely disabled and hidden from public view - she later became a catalyst for advocacy in the realm of disability rights ...

The Special Olympics Wisconsin launched a new initiative to help strengthen health systems to include those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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The eldest daughter of Joseph and Rose Kennedy, Rosemary was part of an overachieving group of siblings that included a future President, Senators, and more. Due to complications at birth, ...

Rosemary Kennedy (1918–2005) Perhaps the most tragic figure in a family riddled with tragedies, Rosemary Kennedy was born in 1918, the third child of Rose and Joseph Kennedy.