Franklin D. Roosevelt faced challenges such as contracting polio, which left him paralyzed, and he relied on the support of his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt, to overcome these obstacles. They addressed his disability through rehabilitation, adaptive measures, and maintaining a positive attitude. Eleanor provided crucial support, allowing FDR to maintain his political career and lead the nation through difficult times like the Great Depression and World War II. Together, their resilience and determination helped them overcome personal challenges and leave a lasting impact on American history.
