Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Incredible Morale Strength

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt was a very robustness person with incredible morale strength and the ability to withstand adverse obstacles and conditions that are thrown at him. One example of Roosevelt's robustness is his strength and determination after getting polio. By hiding his illness and coming up with an alternative to get around, Franklin shows incredible power to push through obstacles. After getting polio, FDR insisted on hiding his weakness from the american people. As a solution he created a wheelchair (out of a dining room chair and bicycle wheels) that the public wouldn’t recognize from their everyday lives (fdrlibrary.org). Instead of sitting around while people pity him, Franklin was strong and he pushed through his illness making
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