Franklin Roosevelt actually said...

"It is only in recent years that we have come to realize the true significance of the problem of our crippled children."

"I want to stress, however, that the problem of the crippled child is so great that in every community and in every State the local facilities for caring for the crippled need the support and the inter..."

"I send you my greetings and my heartfelt thanks; but at the same time I feel that I have the right to speak to you more as the representative on this occasion of the hundreds of thousands of crippled ..."

"The problem of the crippled child is very similar."