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Helen renowned for defying all odds to accomplish great things
*despite being deaf and blind*
She got a bachelors degree and published a famous autobiography "The Story of My life"
She visited thirty-nine countries around the world during her lifetime

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WHY IS HELEN KELLER WORTHY OF BEING REMEMBERED?

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WHY IS HELEN KELLER WORTHY OF BEING REMEMBERED?

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Helen Keller is worthy of being remembered because of what she went through with her whole life and not being like any other child her age. She went to different schools because of he disability and trying her hardest to speak again in ways that others can understand.

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"We are never really happy until we try to brighten the lifes of others"
"The most beautiful world is always entered through imagination"
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing"
"The chief handicap of the blind is not blindness, but the attitude of seeing people towards them.

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Helen didn't get married. Helen began a worldwide symbol of what the human spirit can accomplish despite severe physical limitations. She was an author, lecturer and crusader fro handicapped people

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Helen went to Radcliffe College. She also went to Perkins School for the blinds for four years.She went to Cambridge School for young ladies preparing for Radcliffe college. She graduated in 1904. Helen wanted to learn to speak and so in 1890, she began taking speech classes at Horace Mann School for the deaf. After 25 years of hard work and practicing, she spoke in a voice others could understand!

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Helen Keller was born on June 27, 1880. She grew up in Tuscumbia, AL. She was the first of two daughters to be born. She had two older stepbrothers. Her father severed as an officer in Confederate Army during Civil War. Her family was not wealthy, and she lost her sight and hearing at the age of 19 months old. She had a illness. When she was six years old, she was a quick learner. With only three months she learned the manual alphabet or known as the sign language. She also learned the braille alphabet