after the president went to bed at night, no one could wake him up without getting missy lehand's permission. in march 1939 when hitler invaded poland the telephone call came to switch board and patched to missy's phone, yeah, i think we can wake the old man for that one and ran downstairs to his room and they sat up through the night together dealing with this international crisis which was the beginning of world war ii. fdr didn't tweet, thank goodness, but he did write little -- little instructions on pieces of scrap paper and that night he wrote out what he had done to address the -- the crisis in europe, signed it fdr in bed, september 1st, 1939, 3:30 a.m. and give it to missy and she kept it in her scrapbook, she had a collection, some of them were funny, one of them mal, where is $1 million for wildlife, i'm sure he found it. so missy's life went on but ended sadly. she had had fever and caused permanent heart damage, there was no real treatment for it at the time and when she was only 44 year's old she had a major stroke at the white house. she was partly paralyzed and robbed her of

missy. the younger roosevelt children have a hard time saying ms ms. lehand he would say i find that the work pretty boring myself. don't worry there will be more things to do. so, i took the job, and to new york, stayed with a cousin and took a subway to work every morning. mr. roosevelt had better he had a car and a chauffeur. about august in 1921, mr. roosevelt joined off the coast of canada and their she came down with polio better known as infantile paralysis and what a bitter pill that was for a man that was 39-years-old and stood 6-foot three. over the next few years he did everything he could to be able to walk again and he was not having much success until the summer of 1924. he went to the democratic party convention and ran into an old classmate from columbus georgia and was the owner of the result delete queries work. he had exercised on the warm mineral springs and had been finally able to walk with just a cane. this was his greatest wish he often said to me and others if a man is going to be able to run for office he has to be able to walk first