The Black X Erased His Life to Save It
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The Black X Erased His Life to Save It
This episode explores the early life of Theodore Roosevelt, tracing the origins of his extraordinary resilience and physical determination. It reveals the pivotal moments and personal tragedies that shaped a man who faced adversity with an unyielding will.
Person: Theodore Roosevelt
Date: October 14, 1912
Location: Manhattan
Event: Assassination attempt
Condition: Asthma
- Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest before a campaign speech but proceeded to speak for ninety minutes.
- As a child, Roosevelt suffered from severe asthma, which confined him and limited his physical activity.
- His father encouraged him to "make the body" to complement his mind, leading to a lifelong regimen of physical conditioning.
- A humiliating encounter with older boys during a camping trip prompted Roosevelt to take up boxing lessons.
- On February 14, 1884, Roosevelt's wife, Alice, and his mother both died in the same house.
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