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    How could a feeble Irish woman be capable of rescuing over 200 children? Missionary Amy Carmichael did exactly that! Travel to India and took children from house of his homes and brought them into a safe environment. Carmichael shared the love of Christ by advising the women and children, who were often thought as inferior to men, and help them learn how to except Jesus as their Savior. At the age of 14, she decided she wanted to follow God and spread His Word across the world. Following the…

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    different from any writer, so we will tell you the short story about “Helen Adams Keller.” How is she ?, How many language she learn? when did her life change and start to write? And another think abuts her. So anybody know who she is? Ok! My partners Sihui Wang and Xiaona Guo they will tell us about Helen Keller. Helen Keller was born with the ability to see and hear, but at 19month old, her is changed. In 1880, June 27 Helen Keller was born in a small town north of Alabama.she contracted…

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    When I was only 19 months old, I suffered because of a high fever, the one symptom from my mystery illness, and it made me deaf and blind. At 6 years old, my parents had me introduced to Anne Sullivan in an attempt to teach me to communicate. Anne started by teaching me that everything has meaning. I then learned the letters in the alphabet. Anne also taught me how to express my thoughts and emotions. This was liberating, and I really enjoyed practicing conversing with my family and friends. As…

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    From life to Smith Alien Agent Smith has landed on planet earth in search of an explanation of an abstract human concept. In more alien terms a reason not to annihilate planet earth, he has landed in Merced, California and has come in contact with a human that goes by the name of Sandra. Sandra explains to Agent Smith that she will define the abstract concept, life. When people think of life they define it as all that is living, life has a heartbeat or it breathes like plants. Although they…

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    create name signs for one another. I recently just watched a film in one of my other classes, The Miracle Worker, that is a memoir of Helen Keller and is focused on her time with Anne Sullivan. When I watched the film, I thought of History Through Deaf Eyes and how much ASL has changed. American Sign Language is such a powerful tool. It is amazing at how far Helen Keller has come with the help of Anne Sullivan. Newspapers, a sign I learned watching the film, are created for deaf people. I think…

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    achieved their version of the American Dream. One of those people is a man by the name of Chris Gardner. Chris Gardner was someone who was a single father and lived a very impoverished life. Another person who achieved the American Dream was Helen Keller. Helen Keller is a girl who got a fever when she was young and went permanently deaf, and blind because of it. Finally, another person who successfully achieved the American Dream was Paige Rawl. Paige Rawl is someone who found out that she was…

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    Helen Keller is given barriers throughout her life due to her lack of sight and hearing, but in her autobiography, The Story of My Life, she tells the tale of a girl who refuses to bow down to any barrier. As a young child, Helen "overcomes suicidal urges and months of self-imposed silence" until she is ready to open herself up to the world again (Snodgrass). The many hardships she and her family go through together only result in making Helen, and her bond with her teacher Anne Sullivan,…

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    Humans identify themselves in different ways; whether it be a physical characteristic or how they are viewed in the social ladder. Everyone has a unique identity that either changes over time or sticks with the individual for the rest of his or her life. An identity is a raw description of what a person is without any makeup or secrets to hide behind. Being physically handicapped is an identity that people allow to define them or prove to everyone that they can conquer. In the essay “You’re…

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    Emercyn Winfindale Helen was born on June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. She was 19 months old when she came down with Scarlett fever. She lost her sight, hearing, and would not be able to speak because of it. When Helen was 5 years old, he parents found a teacher who knew how to do sign language and could teach the blind. Her name was Anne Sullivan. Helen came to know her as teacher. It didn't take long for Anne to realize that no one had ever said no to Helen. Helen was a difficult…

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    haunting past assisted her in her amazing journey Anne’s story begins with the ridiculously famous Helen Keller. Helen too had come in contact with a sickness, but instead of only almost blinding her it left her completely blind and completely deaf at the young age of 19 months old. Working with Helen was very difficult and required a lot of patience. Anne wanted to give her the world. She never gave up on Helen, no matter how hopeless it got with her circus-like behavior. Anne…

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