Even though he did not have the best approval rating after leaving the White House, President Carter has been living his life to the fullest regarding his participation in politics, activities, and philanthropic efforts.

One of the biggest contributions following his presidency was the Carter Center, which he and his wife founded in 1982. The organization has collaborated with several other organizations in advancing human rights and improving the quality of life around the world.

He's also become a successful author, writing Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid and We Can Have Peace in the Holy Land. Both books became New York Times Best Sellers.

One of President Carter's most notable achievements was being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for everything in his political history and humanitarian efforts. However, he was met with controversy due to rumors of political motivation and prematurity during the nomination process.

President Carter will be remaining in his home in Georgia, which is where the Carter Center is also located. More updates regarding his health will be released in the future. His friends, family, and supporters will be standing by him during this difficult time