 Despite all her difficutlies Helen Keller lived an active physical life  She wrote 14 books  Traveled around the world  And received her degree from Radcliff College.

 Helen could talk in full sentence.  She had made an amazing progress just after 2 years with a tutor.  She went to the Perkin institute for blind.  Helen was very intelligent young lady and her aspirations were limitless.  She was able to buy her own house.

 Learn fingertip alphabet  Learned how to write  Mastered Braille  Used a Typewriter  Spoke well enough to go to high school and graduate cum laude in  Dedicated her life to imporvin the condition of the blind and the deaf-blind around the world  Brought courage to millions of blind people.

 Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller Both grew up with Disabilities  Annie's childhood was hard and through that she gained strength  Annie became Helens teacher and through tough love she taught her how to read and write  Helen became successful with a series of books she wrote and graduated from Radcliff college  They became life long friends and showed the world how you can accomplish anything

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