Former President Jimmy Carter’s grandson, Jason Carter, has provided an update on his grandfather’s health, following the passing of former First Lady Rosalynn Carter at the age of 96. Jason Carter spoke at a mental health forum in Georgia, where he addressed the mental health and care for people in Georgia. During his remarks, he also shared insights into his grandfather’s condition, who has been receiving hospice care for over a year due to melanoma that has spread to his liver and brain. Jason Carter acknowledged that his grandfather is “coming to the end” of his life and has entered a spiritual space where he is grappling with his mortality. However, he emphasized that Jimmy Carter is still “doing okay” and has found solace in his faith. Jason Carter also expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and support the family has received during this difficult time. He described how the tributes and commemorations have helped turn a painful process into a celebration of Rosalynn Carter’s life and legacy. Jimmy Carter, at 99, is not only the oldest living president in U.S. history but also the only one to have entered hospice care. His resilience and the support of his family and loved ones during this challenging phase serve as a testament to his enduring spirit and the importance of human connection in facing life’s inevitable transitions.
Jimmy Carter’s Grandson Addresses Former President’s Health, Praises Family’s Support After Rosalynn Carter’s Passing
