Who was the president that had a stroke and his wife made virtually all his political decisions?

The president who had a stroke and whose wife made many of his political decisions was Woodrow Wilson. After suffering a debilitating stroke in 1919, Wilson's health severely declined, leading to his wife, Edith Wilson, taking on a significant role in managing his affairs and decisions. This period raised questions about the extent of her influence and the nature of presidential authority during his incapacitation.