The short answer
Yes. The Wheel of Fortune is affirmative in most lists, on the reading that the turn in progress is an upward one. The affirmative is borrowed from the card's association with luck, and the image itself is scrupulously neutral about which way the wheel is going.
Why the card reads that way
A wheel in the sky with figures on its rim and four winged creatures reading in the corners. The subject is change that arrives from outside, not change anyone in the picture arranged.
The yes rests on a convention rather than on the image, which is genuinely neutral about direction: a wheel turns both ways. Readers settled on affirmative because the card is associated with luck and with a cycle moving on from a stuck point. What the picture does add is a caveat, since anything the wheel gives it can also take back on the next turn.
Reversed
Reversed, the readings are bad luck, resistance to a cycle, or a turn going the other way. That gives a no in most lists, though a substantial minority treat this card as unanswerable in either orientation because its whole subject is that circumstances do not hold still.
That minority position is defensible and worth weighing.
Where yes-or-no readings come from
The verdict format is a twentieth century simplification. Traditional interpretation describes forces at work in a situation, and there is no step in it that converts such a description into a ruling on a closed question.
Nor is the conversion agreed. Each published table reflects the reader who compiled it and the deck they used, so cards move between affirmative, negative and neutral depending on the source you happen to open.
A better question to ask
Ask what part of this situation is outside your control, and what you would do differently if you accepted that it is.
The Wheel is specific about external change and silent about which way it goes next, which makes it a poor oracle and a decent prompt. This site does not treat a draw as evidence about circumstances, and the reframed question stands without needing it to.