He overcame childhood illnesses through sheer determination from "summary" of The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Morris
As a child, Theodore Roosevelt was plagued by a weak constitution and various illnesses. He suffered from asthma, frequent bouts of sickness, and severe nearsightedness. Despite these challenges, Roosevelt refused to be defined by his poor health. He was determined to overcome his physical limitations through sheer willpower and perseverance.
Roosevelt's strong sense of determination was evident from a young age. He refused to let his illnesses hold him back or prevent him from living life to the fullest. Instead of succumbing to his ailments, he pushed himself to excel in other areas. He threw himself into activities such as boxing, hiking, and rowing, which not only strengthened his body but also boosted his confidence and resilience.
Through his relentless efforts, Roosevelt gradually built up his physical strength and endurance. He learned to manage his asthma attacks and mitigate the effects of his other illnesse...
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