Gee model crashes kernel in Jupyter R

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I have been trying to build a population average model with binary outcomes and some factors. The estimation sample has about 17000-31000 individuals with negative outcomes each wave and about 2000-7000 with positive outcomes each wave. The model building code is:

m2_binary_temp <- gee::gee(binary ~ var1 + var2 + var3 +  var4 + var5 + var6 + 
                        as.numeric(var7) + var8 + var9,
                        data = dd,
                        maxiter = 25,
                        family = binomial(link = "logit"),
                        id = person_id,
                        corstr = "exchangeable",
                        scale.fix = TRUE,
                        scale.value = 1)

summary(m2_gad_temp)

When I ran with only the exposure variable, the model ran just fine, but with all variables in, the kernel crashed. I tried configuring the maximum iterations but didn't help.

Could it be the data causing the issue, or is it more likely my modeling commands?

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