Get Well Soon, Ruth Bader Ginsburg!
I woke up to the news this morning that Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the first Jewish woman to become a Supreme Court Justice, had been hospitalized as a precaution, after being treated for an iron deficiency.
In February we kept Ginsburg in our thoughts as she battled (and beat) pancreatic cancer. She underwent surgery and a precautionary round of chemotherapy in the spring, yet never missed a day of the court's public sessions. Is there anything Justice Ginsburg can't do?
Today Justice Ginsburg is in our thoughts again. Feel better soon!
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