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Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, suffered a series of strokes that marked her final years. Her first mild stroke occurred in 1998, triggering a period of health decline that raises the question: **how long did Princess Margaret live after her stroke?**
A persistent question asks, 'Why did Princess Margaret have 30 stitches in her head?' While her later years were marked by significant health struggles, the story of this specific injury is a fascinating case of mistaken identity involving another famous aristocrat.
Princess Margaret experienced a suspected second stroke in December 2000, while staying at the royal family's Sandringham estate for Christmas. This incident followed her first mild stroke in 1998, which occurred during a holiday on the Caribbean island of Mustique. Her declining health, including these strokes, marked a difficult period in her final years, which were also impacted by a serious scalding accident.
