At that time, Helen fell into a high fever lasting for several days and only lay dying. But strange

"Treasures of a person will experience less richness without any difficulty to overcome." That's the life of Helen Keller (1880 - 1968) and her friendship with Anne Sullivan (1866 - 1936).
Full name is Helen Adams Helen Keller, a woman renowned author and lecturer "special" American, who was President Lyndon shopping girls Johnson awarded the Medal of Freedom, the highest medal of water US citizens for outstanding dedication to the community. She was born in Tuscumbia, a rural town located northwest Alabama on September 27/06/1880.
In February 1882, nineteen months after birth cry, Helen suffered a cerebral palsy fever attack. At the time, the cause of Helen's disease remains a mystery full of challenges for the medical world. Doctors contemporaries called it "brain fever" while medical experts shopping girls now label as erythema or evidence "meningitis".
At that time, Helen fell into a high fever lasting for several days and only lay dying. But strangely, the fever suddenly disappeared and her family all excited shopping girls that Helen is about to recover. And Helen was very well again, but eyesight and her hearing was gone. Much later discovered her mother sad truth that when not seen Helen react whenever bell rang family lunch hour, or not even blink when she waved her hand in front.
She constantly miserable breaking dishes, lampshades, and everything in-house supplies. shopping girls She lives in chafing, constant irritability and always annoys people. Her relatives say she should be permanently taken into a hospital nurse for disabled children, but her mother objected vehemently.
At the age of six, mother Helen was taken to meet the medical professionals to seek a chance, but like other professionals, they confirmed shopping girls her totally blind and deaf. They can not do anything other than to help her than to encourage and introduce her mother to see a specialist about the problem of deaf children, Alexander Graham Bell (he was also the inventor of the electric dialogue for the world to use today). But Bell can only introduce Helen to Michael Anagnos, principal Perkins Academy of Medicine and director of the Massachusetts shopping girls Psychiatric Hospital. Anagnos after considering the circumstances Helen introduced her mother shopping girls to meet Anne Sullivan, a former student of his, who will mentor Helen how to read Braille and "write" with a special shopping girls typewriter.
Anne Sullivan was also nearly lost eyesight at the age of five. Her blindness is also the sequelae of a battle fever, but not much in the way of Helen. In 1876 her mother died and her two brothers left for the father, who was estranged shopping girls from her and then sent her two brothers in a workhouse. Two years later, her brother died in that desolate place. She went and began to study at the Academy of Medicine Perkins. While studying at Perkins, shopping girls she had undergone two eye surgeries and regained partial vision enough to read every few pages.
1886, Anne graduate and seek employment. But jobs for a weak person like her vision at that time was not easy. And, as a fate, she was introduced Michael Anagnos tutor to a young girl named Helen Keller, shopping girls six years old, and she has accepted a voluntary way though never had experience in teaching the blind. Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan met in the circumstances.
On 03/03/1887, Anne went to meet young girl Tuscumbia. To commemorate the visit "meet" each other first, Anne teach Helen "spell" word "doll" (dolls) on board by touching Braille, shopping girls and the second shopping girls word is the word "cake" (cake). shopping girls However, shopping girls despite Helen can recognize and correct spelling transplant two words in, she still does not understand the meaning of them (because her hearing loss is totally). So tutor Helen was a tough mission for Anne, and increasingly more arduous when Anne must "fight" every day in shaping shopping girls the bad habits due to the "darkness" and Helen's mood swings caused, especially behavior can be confusing for everyone at the table (she usually caught from food in the disk side, of course, that's because she did not see anything shopping girls ).
Attempts to modify the bad habit of Helen on the table as well as guides to brush her hair or buttoned shirt Helen only "mad" over only. However, after nearly a month persevered with Helen, Anne did what people think of as "a miracle".
But to understand the meaning of words is still nothing progressed. Until one day, when Anne took Helen to the garden and the water pump and just write the word "water" in her palm, her face radiant shopping girls Helen suddenly a pleasure. She had understood the word "water" (water) means. It was on 04/05/1887.
Helen recalls: "At that time we went out wells tr