Polio, or poliomyelitis, can lead to paralysis in individuals, particularly affecting the legs. Notable figures who experienced leg paralysis due to polio include President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who contracted the disease in 1921, and renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, who was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease that caused similar symptoms. Many survivors of polio also faced varying degrees of leg paralysis as a result of the viral infection.
if you have polio they are thin or you can shave them
your legs
Polio is a disease caused by the poliovirus. In its most severe form polio causes paralysis of the muscles of the legs, arms, and respiratory system.
At age 39 he contracted polio which left him with weak legs and unable to walk.
Polio
President Franklin Roosevelt. He had polio
His legs were paralyzed due to a polio attack when he was a young man.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt knew he had polio because he had a fever and was very ill. Soon after, he had the inability to make his legs move. He was paralyzed from the waist down. He could only stand with help. He needed braces on his legs to make speeches at the podium.
Franklin Roosevelt had an illness called Polio, which restricted the use of his legs.
He contracted polio in 1921 and his legs were paralyzed.
This type produces the classical image of a person whose legs have been paralyzed
It would be because they had weak or malformed legs, often caused by rickets (lack of vitamin D) or polio (infectious disease).