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I do not agree with Justice Ginsberg on many things, and I feel she has not been physically fit enough to sit on the Supreme Court for several years now, but I wish her no ill. She is old. She fell and broke bones. Back in 2001, the same thing happened to both my parents. My father lasted only about a month, and died in the hospital when everyone thought he was getting better, and would be released soon. My mother survived 2 months, was released and supposed to be on the road to recovery, when she died suddenly about a week after my dad. I fear some similar fate awaits Justice Ginsberg. I would urge her, in all compassion, to resign her seat on SCOTUS, and to spend her remaining days making her peace with God and her family.

"I do not agree with Justice Ginsberg on many things, and I feel she has not been physically fit enough to sit on the Supreme Court for several years now, but I wish her no ill. She is old. She fell and broke bones. Back in 2001, the same thing happened to both my parents. My father lasted only about a month, and died in the hospital when everyone thought he was getting better, and would be released soon. My mother survived 2 months, was released and supposed to be on the road to recovery, when she died suddenly about a week after my dad. I fear some similar fate awaits Justice Ginsberg. I would urge her, in all compassion, to resign her seat on SCOTUS, and to spend her remaining days making her peace with God and her family."

Bingo VV. Those of us with Senior parents know the drill, I won't get into my experiences. Tangent to this is Rand Paul's broken ribs via his neighbor assaulting him as left him susceptible to recurrent pneumonia and my source on this was either his wife or the Senator being interviewed. Her's are cracked vs broken ( or so we are told ). If she is remotely in the same territory, and IMHO she looks like a frail senior, how does this work for the Country, and her and her family with her still on the SC?