Helen Keller was a young girl who had been blind, deaf, and mute after getting the flu as a toddler. After that fact, Helen’s parents hired, Anne Sullivan, a teacher to help her communicate. This means she had been taught almost everyday and worked hard to “make tremendous progress.” This is important because it shows that even though Helen didn’t have many of the five senses, she could still accomplish many things. In conclusion, by Helen not having the advantage as many others, she still got into college and got many awards for working hard, and accomplishing many things as a disabled
