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Rosalynn Carter worked decades to reduce the stigma of mental illness. Here's a timeline - Vimarsana News

Rosalynn Carter worked decades to reduce the stigma of mental illness. Here's a timeline

Rosalynn Carter, the wife of former President Jimmy Carter and a longtime mental health advocate and humanitarian, died on Nov. 19, 2023. She was 96. The former first lady worked for decades to promote the dignity and self-worth for people living with mental illnesses.

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Jimmy Carter said his wife, Rosalynn, was 'my equal partner in everything I ever accomplished.' Here's a timeline of their 77-year relationship. - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Carter said his wife, Rosalynn, was 'my equal partner in everything I ever accomplished.' Here's a timeline of their 77-year relationship.

Rosalynn Carter has died at 96, the Carter Center said. Her 77-year marriage to Jimmy Carter was the longest of any presidential couple.

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Rosalynn Carter mental health advocacy - Vimarsana News

Rosalynn Carter mental health advocacy

For a woman with many legacies, Rosalynn Carter's advocacy for mental health not only brought the issue to light, but brought the conversation to historic heights.

Rosalynn Carter's mental health advocacy was decades ahead of others' - Vimarsana News

Rosalynn Carter's mental health advocacy was decades ahead of others'

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, who passed away on Sunday at age 96, advocated for mental health way before 2020. Take a look at her advocacy over the years.

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Rosalynn Carter saw a need for mental health reform decades before the loneliness epidemic - Vimarsana News

Rosalynn Carter saw a need for mental health reform decades before the loneliness epidemic

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, who passed away on Sunday at age 96, advocated for mental health way before 2020. Take a look at her advocacy over the years.

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