Source: New York Post
On August 7, 1963, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis delivered her youngest child via an emergency caesarean section at an Air Force Base Hospital in Massachusetts. Baby Patrick was five and a half weeks premature, and doctors immediately knew there were problems with his labored breathing. “The infant had a translucent grapelike coloring, warning of an insufficient flow of oxygen to nourish the body,” writes Steven Levingston in “Twilight of Camelot: The Short Life and Long Legacy of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy” (Gallery Books; out now).
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