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Helen grew up and went to Radcliffe College. Helen was the first person, who was blind and death, to graduate with a degree. Helen's career of choice was to be an author. Helen wrote many books in braille, the way blind people can read. Helen wrote "The Story of My Life" which was a nominee for the Oscar's. Helen also went to many hospitals to have talks with soldiers of war who went blind and deaf due to war. Though not thoroughly explained on Google, Helen was a big part in Women's Rights. She held many speeches about Women's Rights and many inspiring quotes.

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Helen Keller Early Life         ｖ(⌒ｏ⌒)ｖ               

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Helen Keller Early Life         ｖ(⌒ｏ⌒)ｖ               

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Helen Keller was born on June 27, 1880. Helen Keller was actually NOT born blind and dea, but she contracted an illness at 19 months of age. This illness (back then) was called a acute congestion of the stomach and brain. This illness was later believed to be Scarlett Fever.

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Helen Keller grew up as a very frustrated child. Helen knew people were talking, but she wasn't able to hear what they were speaking about. Helen would throw many tantrums due to her not being able to hear people, nor see them. Out of desperation, Helen's mother, Kate Keller, looked for a tutor. Kate finally found a tutor for Helen. This tutor's name was, Anne Sullivan. Anne had a big struggle when trying to teach Helen how to speak with her hands. Anne got the idea to bring Helen to a small cottage on the Keller plantation. Anne was able to teach many things to Helen. Helen also did many immature things, such as dropping napkins on the floor, to test her parents to see if they would still do things for her.