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- By: Gare Thompson
- Presented By: Riley Ball
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- Helen Keller was born in the mid 1800’s.
- She ran a fever of 109. The
fever was so hot
- it burned out her vision
- and her hearing.
- When she grew up at about age 5, she started realizing her disability
and accepting her life.
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- Helen wanted to go to a college. She dreamed of
- Radcliffe, a great college
- for high academics. Helen made
it into Radcliffe. A person asked Helen to write segments of her life in
his magazine. All of the people loved Helen’s story so much they asked
- Helen to make a book about her
life.
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- Many books of Helen
- Keller were famous
- and millions of copies
- were sold. Books such as My Life
and
- Through My Eyes
- were famous books.
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- Helen Keller also
- spoke around the world
- to encourage many
- handicapped people.
- Helen’s accomplishments
- were kind and charitable.
- In around the 1920’s and
- the 1940’s, Helen Keller died
- of old age.
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