Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt
About a month after Eleanor Roosevelt visited th with her father, Eleanor received a letter from her father Elliot Roosevelt, (he was on another journey looking for a cure for his disease) He was very sick, he had written to Eleanor his daughter, sometimes he wasn't even able to move. A week later Elliot Roosevelt died, so now Eleanore and her brother named Hall lived with their grandmother who lives in a mansion.
Sometime later when Eleanor Roosevelt and her grandmother moved back to New York City, Eleanor's grandmother noticed that Eleanor didn't stand up straight, so Eleanor Roosevelt's grandmother would take Eleanor to a small dance studio in Broadway. But, seeing that dance wasn't helping her straighten her back, Eleanor's grandmother told Eleanor Roosevelt that she would have to see a doctor. When Eleanor went to the doctor, the doctor put a steel brace on Eleanor's back. She could hardly walk with the brace on. The doctor said she would have to wear the steel brace for a year.
A little later Eleanor's Aunt Gracie took Eleanor Roosevelt to a hospital, Aunt Gracie told Eleanor that Eleanor Roosevelt's grandfather Theodore Roosevelt helped pay for some of the cost to build and buy supplies for the hospital they were in right now.
Later on in the year Eleanor's grandmother told Eleanor Roosevelt that she was going to go to a boarding school in Europe. So Eleanor Roosevelt went to England for her boarding school. She was the smartest person in her school at the time.