A person who has done something extraordinaire has a big influence on others like Helen Keller, Helen Keller was born in Alabama after nineteen months Helen lost her eyesight and hearing ability from scarlet fever. Five years later, her parents applied for a teacher from a school for blinds and they hired Anne Mansfield Sullivan although she was strict Helen learned how to communicate with the world by using hand signals of the deaf and knowing them by touching Helen studied at schools for deaf in Boston and New York city and graduated from a Radcliffe college in 1904. Helen was a famous writer she published an autobiographical sketch in the youth's companion when she was twelve, and during her junior year at Radcliffe she published her first
