HELLEN KELLER

[@Lynda812]

Annie Sullivan should be awarded the highest of highest of achievement awards. Exceptional!!!

[@sheshahayat5117]

Absolutely… without her hard work & her conviction to get through to Helen, there
Wouldn’t be “Hellen Keller”…

[@lindamcleod887]

It is an ongoing sadness that Annie Sullivan is sidelined; just a footnote. Annie should be on this list as a remarkable Woman of Achievement in her own right. Helen Keller did not achieve alone.

[@MKBaughan]

I agree

[@reginawaters2057]

Absolutely! Annie, is the Miracle Worker! All of the success is Annie and Helen together.

[@daniellemorrison7154]

Of course not

[@-JohnSmith-]

She's a great ghost writer...

[@godsgrace5777]

Absolutely without Annie, Helen May never had achieved.

[@souzagirl57]

Helen Keller and her beloved teacher Annie are two of my heroes! Miss Sullivan was a remarkable woman who loved Helen like her own.After such a hard childhood the true courage of Annie is amazing! The love between them was so special!

[@sandram6828]

And it speaks for itself that Anne and Helen ended up lifetime friends. The best friend and teacher ever.

[@user-kf8uh3ug7m]

Helen Keller is a hero. Such girl power of hr time. Keller should be taught to children in schools to teach the young that they can achieve any thing.

[@dhawkins78412]

Helen Keller's story is extraordinary. Anne Sullivan, I can't say enough about her heart and talent. Two extraordinary women I greatly admire. Education is important.

[@conniesmith5161]

This is the first time ever seen a a video of Helen Keller. I love the movie with Patty Duke. When I look at the Helen Keller's face I say she is actually beautiful and she doesn't know it. Inner soul is absolutely radiant

[@severinefisteberg8893]

Now she knows it .Helen keller can see now and hear too .She is delivered of her handicaps once for all.She is in heaven wirh her mother, dad Sister and brother and her friends..and Annie sullivan.

[@conniesmith5161]

@@severinefisteberg8893 yes she can see now if you can hear and she can speak now, Helen Keller's life is a testimony of how God can use people to show his strength and it encourages all of us, I'm sure that our heavenly father and Lord Jesus said to Helen Keller when she entered into heaven Oh, Well done thy good and faithful servant! Helen Keller was a real trooper and an instrument of God!

[@beatlesbabealltheway]

This world needs more people like Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan. God bless them💙

[@wesleyalan9179]

❤absolutely 💜🙌

[@MatildaV1980]

I am absolutely fascinated with her ability to learn the complexity of language through letters, being it signs in her hands or the braille alphabet. Imagine never even having words for *anything*, and from there learn how to express yourself with alphabetical letters. Letters that correlates with *sound*, which you have never heared. And from that disadvantage this absolutely amazing woman could express abstract thoughts. She was truly extraordinary, in every sense of the word.

[@annkenny936]

Don’t forget it was the hard work of an extraordinary woman Annie Sullivan who got Helen to where she was & what she achieved 😀

[@renaysari6631]

So true, and being able to read lips through touch. I tried touching braile the other day, and couldn't tell one letter from the other, here this woman is reading lips and hands. Just awesome.

[@elftails]

+Matilda Vikstrôm Then when you add 3 more languages to the mix (Greek, German, and French) it’s unfathomable

[@severinefisteberg8893]

Yes she was but it IS Thanks to Ann Sullivan her Angel who set her free from darkness and silent World and gave her mystèry of language ,abstract thoughts'.'..' this work took many Years to be achieved thanks to the persevérance of Ann ,her relentless days of difficult labour and teaching into Helen's hands ,her love and patience. Helen was a genius but she owes her success and happiness to Ann Sullivan and her mother Kate for a great part even if she was exceptionnaly gifted and talented .. without Ann Helen would have led a misérable life or a very ordinary life maybe in an institution for the blind but she would Never have accomplished what she did even with the will. Ann was her savior and gave her the Impulse ,the désire to have success. Never forger Ann😍😍😍.She is Her SAVIOR .😇

[@D_Parks]

I always thought how did she learn words such as “the”, of, any, and so many more. And like you said, abstract things and ideas. Amazing!

[@CadeD679]

Helen Keller was good friends wity great-great-grandparents.
She wrote my great-great-grandfather's obituary.

[@brendabenjamin155]

Wow, are there any family stories about it

[@marymathis9299]

I have been in Helens house and sang with my church choir in her church with that choir at Christmas, it was a very moving and spiritual experience. So glad you know the details of the obituary you mentioned, that makes the past so valuable, doesn’t it?

[@debbiebousquet5677]

That's really some kewl family history.

[@CadeD679]

@@debbiebousquet5677 Thanks!

[@jjwest1272]

Fake

[@shane1489]

Ms Sullivan is a great story in her own right.

[@wendysmith6372]

Helen Keller's autobiography is amazing, and her work with Annie Sullivan is so inspiring. Sullivan was the key to unlocking Keller's full potential.

[@JustEye_La]

Annie deserves all of the credit. What a miracle worker. Rest in peace ~

[@CadeD679]

A teacher can guide, but, the student has to do the work, themselves. Helen deserves the credit, as well.

[@jjwest1272]

Fake

[@Shakespearelover1717]

Helen Keller was a true genius. Imagine how much more she could have done with all her senses.

[@loritamixon1094]

Helen Keller has always been one of my favorite historical people. In her childhood days, she had "sightless dreams and wordless thoughts" that have always amazed me in terms of how brilliant the determined mind can really be in order to communicate or convey one's on words, thoughts and opinions effectively.

[@daltonbarker3988]

I heard Helen Keller story made me sad totally blind Charles Lee death

[@daltonbarker3988]

It wasn't for any Sullivan helping Helen Keller Helen Keller when be famous as it is today

[@brendabenjamin155]

Didn't even think of her in those terms.

[@soledadferrer1325]

Language is embedded in our brains. The magic is how her teacher persisted in finding a way to adapt a communication system for her. And Hellen was highly intelligent too.

[@Lisa1111]

Life giving w a t e r ❤️
No one can ever compare with what she was able to accomplish. Unlike the 13 people that disliked this video. They are truly blind.

[@myprtrump2207]

25 uneducated ones now. I grew up in the south, Helen’s life story was taught in my school very well! I toured her home, any theatrical plays, etc... truly a miracle from God for Helen and Ann 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤️

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

It is a miraculous way how the brain finally puts 2 and 2 together, and the dawning of understanding just clicks in. I’m so proud of the movies made, and the education with patience was made to be known worldwide.

[@Anthony-hu3rj]

@@myprtrump2207 But didn't god make her blind and deaf?

[@jjwest1272]

Fake

[@Lisa1111]

Lost

[@unicornprincess8896]

I read about her when I was a kid and about Anne sullivan.. what an amazing duo

[@demijour1234]

Helen Keller was born into a prestigious family and her father owning a printing company and knowing prominent figures, one of them being Alexander Graham Bell. The very person who opened the doors of who Mr. Keller should contact to help his daughter. I think if she was not born into a family that knew prominent figures and had the money to do so. I think it would have been a different story.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I agree great for your friends

[@madison__baylee]

Interesting, thank you for sharing

[@demijour1234]

@@madison__baylee You're Welcome. I have a wonderful friend who happens to be blind also and she is a lawyer and works for a University and her husband is also blind and is a musical therapist and works with the elderly with Alzheimer's. They both are fantastic singers as well. They have a 3yr old little girl and 3 month baby girl who can both see.

[@Anthony-hu3rj]

You are so very correct, Starlette!

[@daniellemorrison7154]

Yeo

[@queingjwaywithwords]

I LOVE Helen Keller! I grew up learning about her, and my grandmama would take me to the Helen Keller Festival each summer in Tuscumbia, AL. So happy to find this video!

[@jjwest1272]

Did they tell you Helen Keller was a fraud?

[@Amanda395]

@@jjwest1272 You're a big fraud and troller

[@Zara_preppyy]

This is amazing she had a hard time communicate with others so good the teacher is so good at teaching Helen Keller never gave up!! So good even though she was so naughty

[@annettenelson8820]

I am really amazed. Her real life time should be taught in high school. Her REAL life.

[@barbaracimini1447]

That’s for sure! She’s a true heroine and an example for all of this. May she Rest In Peace.

[@dianediane9830]

She had open minded parents for that time

[@jjwest1272]

Fake

[@ladyjane9980]

I agree. When my daughter was in pre-k (I enrolled her in parochial school) they taught her class sign language basics. Little did we know that by the time that she was graduating high school, her father would be completely deaf. He learned fast to read lips as he was not comfortable signing in public, but the simplicity of knowing some words and the alphabet made his heart sing. All this time, Emily had remembered everything she was taught. Hellen Keller was a true trail blazer for millions.

[@pérezianna1]

I will Always Love and Support You Helen. Thank you also for Ms Anne to Help you!!
We Love You!! :3

[@SonyaJeanette]

You do know these people are dead right!!

[@pérezianna1]

@@SonyaJeanette I know, But wether they're dead i will still remeber her and support her!

[@deanablake1440]

I have always loved Helen Keller, she’s my favorite person in history. She was an incredible person. This was a wonderful documentary about her. If I may, it didn’t mention anything about how she had learned to read Braille in many different foreign languages! I’m sight impaired myself, &, I can barely grasp the grade one Braille! It’s very difficult to learn. They also failed to say that she was asked by the American Foundation For The Blind to advocate for their new talking books program, she hesitated saying, “why?” But she did it anyway. Again, she was a fabulous person. Thank you for this wonderful documentary about her life.

[@severinefisteberg4351]

Mine too I love Helen and Ann Sullivan my 2 héroïnes.

[@renaysari6631]

Such an amazing woman. Her biography was the first chapter book I read. It was in 3rd grade. I picked it out because it was a pretty red color, not knowing how great the words in that book would be. She is truly, amazing and has the best attitude about life in general. People cry about not having certain things, but look at what this woman was thrown in life, and how she over came it. Just beautiful.

[@MarceloOliveira-hy5np]

A great soul !!!!! As a matter of fact One of the Greatest !!!!

[@alanolson6913]

Shes an inspiration to many. I’m hard of hearing and wear dual hearing aids. I sign but since I have some hearing I speak, too . My wife and children all know I don’t hear well but the rest of the world doesn’t so I adjust. You have to, just like Helen did. Just like the millions like us who appear with that “invisible challenge “ of hearing loss. You can’t tell by looking at us, the only way to know is when communication is attempted.

[@annkenny936]

Something I understand as I’m profoundly deaf but I do very well with sign & lipreading Thank God I can also speak 👍🏼😀

[@oneyetiger]

One life touched millions. Imagine what Helen Keller would have been if she had sight and hearing. I doubt we would even know her. "It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul." Wm. Henley

[@ellenmarch3095]

"I thank whatever gods may be, for my unconquerable soul."

[@severinefisteberg8893]

We wouldnt have known her..Too normal if she had had sight and hearing after her illness..and Annie sullivan would have been useless not known from the kellers and everyone of us..maybe it was her fate..

[@billymccaughey3741]

Such a wonderful student and teacher to the world.♥️♥️

[@leanderrowe2800]

She believed in woman's rights, racial equality and abortion. Helen Keller was a true visionary !

[@LadyJane29030]

I have always admired Helen & Annie. Our life's work is with people w disabilities.
I am disappointed to see that Helen promoted abortion which discards the life of a pre-born child, especially if not "perfect" or convenient for others.
I hope that Helen realized this later in her life.

[@jamesb.9155]

The life of Helen Keller should be taught as a part of all formal education, everywhere today!

[@jjwest1272]

They already teach enough fiction.

[@jerrigreene3366]

God bless Helen. What an amazing woman.

[@jjwest1272]

I love a good fictional story myself.

[@bellemoreimagery9670]

Thank you so much for uploading this! I love Helen with all my heart.

[@winslowcarrington1727]

Hellen keller was a wonderful person!!

[@wesleyh1992]

The Arkansas school for the blind and visually impaired‘s main building is called the Helen Keller Memorial building when the building opened in 1939 when the blind school moved to its current location from Center Street in Little Rock Arkansas Helen Keller actually came to Little Rock for the dedication ceremony for the main building for the Arkansas school for the blind

[@fenrisunchained1926]

I thought it was amazing that she speaks the queen's english.

[@kimmalvin7420]

Imagine all the people who have been put away in Asylums, that may have had her intelligence , because of a disability .

[@gaymichaelis7581]

Thank you very much! A very good video about Helen Keller! I have read things about her, articles, etc.… And have been so intrigued and fascinated and envious love her! Of her courage, etc.! Thank you so much again…

[@mistysouders7823]

I thought of Helen when I lost my hearing at the age of 21. Although I was not completely deaf I knew I was still capable of teaching. Now I’m fifty two. And my hearing is now gone due to the dease in both of my ears. I just tell my co workers. Just yell!!! I’ll get the idea. Yes. I think have hearing aids now. But yes I thought of her. In 1990. So she’s still being thought about even to this very day

[@trgtrg678]

Reading Helen Keller's " three days to see" changed my life, in 1981. And then I went to College to study Speach Pathology. Both Mrs Keller & Mrs Sulivan were remarkable!!!
Great video.

[@severinefisteberg4351]

Poor little Helen such a cutie as a baby at 1 second .She had to suffer terribly as a little child not to to bé able to speak with her Mouth and be understood Hence her tantrums .. poor baby shut in thé dark and silence.. Fortunately Ann arrived and changed her life ,taught her how to communicate to write ,read and learn. Ans many other things like affection and love. She was miserable and became great and highly intelligent. Thanks God. She was doomed to a poor life and to the Asylum and God sent her An Angel.
.

[@lauragardner7210]

and yet we still fall short with including and fully educating those who are educable. my father was legally blind in both eyes and i was blind in one. we both managed to get our education in spite of neither of us having glasses until the age of 13. i was in a jr college witha deaf girl and she had to have an interpreter with her in class and to communicate with us. i wish we all were taught sign language from kindergarten. it seems as if we are getting less education than we did in the past, especailly as far as langiages.

[@dorothycutler5539]

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[@joycomesinthemorning2043]

Amazing story with Helen and Miss Sullivan. God's hand was definitely behind it all. However, how could Helen be for abortion? Who was teaching her? Who told her that it was okay to terminate pregnancy? I can't see her being someone, who the world could have easily tossed to the side because they would have thought her disability to be a nuisance, would actually think a child, a baby, to be a burden??? Something is not right about that...If you don't know Jesus Christ, I pray that you do because He truly wants to know you. He loves you. Jesus loves you and died for you and rose again on the third day so we can live. Give your life to Him. Make Him your Lord and Savior. Live for Him. Open your heart to HIs Holy Spirit and follow the Lord Jesus Christ, He will never lead you astray. God bless you!

[@aleciabjorlie3103]

Amen... It is odd she was for abortion and socialism.

[@dorothymyles9821]

iOS game."
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[@jessicaknight788]

Thank you for this very well said comment. I can’t say for certain, because, I have not read all of Helen Keller’s writings, but what I could find on the subject of abortion was non-existent. I agree with you, I find it difficult for her to have supported abortion. I feel this video and the makers of it have taken liberties with Helen’s stance on the very liberal ideas. I choose to believe she could only know what was relayed to her in the times she lived through. Basically her views came from reading others perception of news and world events, cultures, etc. Because her ability to communicate out to only those in her circle, Annie and those who may have assisted Annie, she did not have one on one conversations. She was unable to get a well rounded view of social and world views without it being filtered through someone else. She could not see the many things in these cultures, like M. $angers very obvious desire to bring abortion to minority communities to eradicate them. I pray too that she knew Jesus and followed him and was able to read His Word for herself.

[@aleciabjorlie3103]

@@jessicaknight788 ... She did say that through Miss Sullivan, she found God. I hope that to mean she found salvation.

[@lupenstationChannel]

Yes Amen..do not let anyone stop or slow you down you from spreading the gospel on and offline private or public believe it or not people are watching and listening..stay joyously in the faith

[@robinflood7334]

Absolutely amazing!! We should learn a lot from this remarkable woman.

[@DAVEJJR]

Annie gave Helen her voice! Without her fighting for Helen, there would be no Helen Keller….

[@frenchieseverine96]

A life a LAMP an heroin.My heroin who overcame all her handicaps! She was a HUGE HUMAN BEING WITH A GREAT HEART AND SO WAS ANN SULLIVAN..Greetings from france.I read the story of my life in french and english and dream to read other books not available in France..have a nice christmas full of HOPE AND LOVE.

[@arugulaempire8779]

Heroine NOT heroin (a drug).

[@aldajesus1648]

She was amazing and she used her ability well xoxo

[@brandirogers4326]

Helen Keller’s teacher helped her succeed in life.

[@lauragardner7210]

she was one of the lucky few that had the means to an education, many others with less means rotted away in public disease ridden institutions. i had a coulsin who spent the last 3 years of his life in one. he could not walkand he had hydrocephalus that was not treated at that time. but he could hear and knew the sounds of different cars.he had to be institutionalized when his mom could no longer care for him but she went to visit him every single week.

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

That's deeply sad and tragic. Yes, our country's priorities are very misplaced. How a society treats its most vulnerable citizens tells everything about its character. We've never a proper job in that department.

[@silvanadasilva7341]

Anne Sullivan was the guide light of Hellen life Hellen was trapped in herself without her teacher, shw wouldn't have been able to show the wonderful and inspiring woman she was and the people she helped.

[@haruoandalucia8443]

A Japanese Helen Keller truly respected and called him“my teacher.”
In 1937, Helen Keller came to Japan and visited Hokiichi's memorial house. She expressed her impression as follows: “When I was a child, my mother told me that Mr. Hanawa should be my role model. To visit this place and touch his statue was the most significant event during this trip to Japan. The worn desk and the statue facing down earned more respect of him. ”
Hokiichi became blind when he was 5 years old.
One summer night, a wife of a Samurai, read a book for Hokiichi. She found that he had tied up his hands together. Asked why he did so, Hokiichi replied, “Whenever I move my hand to get mosquitoes away, I tend to miss words of your reading. So as not to do that, I did this.”. He always studied with an attitude like this.
th-cam.com/video/-xgiB3-9VJk/w-d-xo.html

[@delilahacosta3726]

this gives me so much info for my homework thank you so much for posting this amazing video

[@galepatrick1702]

I am very thankful that I watched this today - - I learned so much more about the scope of Helen Keller's brilliant
and amazing life- no movie could do her justice-

[@elementeliteye1234]

I pray that good woman go to heaven tough. WOMAN will see them world and heaven good luck.

[@nellieou]

Everyone has heard of Helen Keller and unquestioningly believed the story as gospel. After all, who wants to be the one who is seen as doubting a deaf and blind person’s achievements? Rewatch Helen’s movements and mannerisms and tell me she acts the way other blind people the world over for centuries look and act. I’ve never seen a truly blind person nod their head and smile graciously while meeting and interacting with people. She’s as graceful as Princess Diana. The only way she could learn that is through imitation. No swaying? No odd head movements or looking up and off into the distance like other blind people when in deep concentration? And we are to believe she could interpret and give speeches with hand spelling letter by letter? Not buying it. They sure had everyone fooled though and toured the world and even became Hollywood stars for a bit. 😀

[@fayee8986]

No doubt she was brilliant and most Brave to overcome all the obstacles that she did God bless her❤❤

[@Hamlet12341]

It’s pretty amazing that everything Miss Sullivan could do Helen could do. When other teachers before were not able to. Also pretty amazing over a hundred years later no deaf and blind person has been able to achieve the same things.....

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I deal with a learning disability n still struggling with it now.

[@mommiimiyu.7898]

You Are The Best,Keep Up The Good Work Miss... 😊👍

[@frenchieseverine96]

Who cares about helen keller's political opinions?She had the right to have political opinions which were HERS..What's the point? We don't care about that.She was a brilliant woman who studied a lot and was determined and persevered all her life to be able to speak normally and teach other people and bring hope.That's all!

[@winandrews7786]

Is there. A movie about Helen Keller please.

[@libertyann439]

I understand congress considered making her testify because of her views but decided the optics would not be so good.

[@oldhollywoodlover1]

@@winandrews7786 The Miracle Worker. There are three versions, the original 1962 movie starring Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke (as Helen), the 2nd in 1979 starring Patty Duke (this time as Annie Sullivan) and Melissa Gilbert and the 3rd one done in 2000 which was a Disney movie.

[@severinefisteberg8893]

@@winandrews7786 Yes 3 movies. A movie from 1962 "The miracle worker " with Patty duke ,ann Bancroft. A masterpiece ,a movie from 1979 but less brilliant ,a Disney version with hallie Heisenberg as Helen not Bad and the movie Délivrance from 1933 in black and white ,a silent movie but very very good.😍😍😍. it made me cry The first time.😭with Helen Keller in her role. Greattt!! Terrific. And read her Book " thé story of my life , blind deaf and mute " . A great Book a testimony of love and Hope and courage written by Helen Keller herself. A bible!!

[@janainacristinagoncalves7703]

EMOCIONANTE, QUE LINDAAA

[@loramclain4201]

A true inspiration.

[@LadyJane29030]

I have always admired Helen & Annie. Our life's work is with people who have disabilities, to help discover their unique abilities & capacity for life & love.
How sad then to hear that Helen promoted abortion, taking the life of a pre-born child who is not "perfect" or convenient.
I hope that Helen came to realize this later in life.

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Probably one of Alabama’s greatest accomplishments was being the birthplace of Helen Keller!

[@leanderrowe2800]

She preached world peace in Japan in 1937, just before the WWll. I guess they heard but didn't listen.

[@bostonrachel8956]

We are from right next to Cambridge, but grew up in area. Our Greek yia yia grew up in Cambridge 20's-30's & then our dad his basically first real girlfriend worked at Perkins school! I didn't know Helen Keller & Annie came here. Just down the street in Medford where our other parents & grandparents were raised & where Amelia Earhart grew up, after her success they had a parade for her there. But yeah, I guess everyone originally traveled from this direction.😅...Also the Medford mentioned above thats where Black Dahlia came from.

[@scr1231]

Amazing.

[@BrhanAshebr]

she is amazing woman

[@jgiza8888]

Super achiever... Only wish she realized a person is a person no matter how small...

[@deniseyates9376]

Helen Keller is my distant cousin.

[@jimchambers8580]

Ugh, these "questionable" ads are just relentless on TH-cam!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

She was pretty young

[@grisellcollazo842]

Cuando estava en octavo grado tuve que hacer una asignatura yo en particular.de ella.en ingles.no en español tuve que hacerla en una semana.lo logre y fue algo bello que marco mi vida y motivarme a ver la vida de otro perfil.gracias.

[@mommiimiyu.7898]

The Best Female I Heard About...
Miss Hellen Keller.
Need Get Her Book About Her Life Please?
Movies They Made Of Her Not Real.
Just A Movie.

[@catherinenolan2177]

Why are some people so cynical ,Two amazing people came together somehow

[@libertyann439]

Some information I didn't know in this video. I didn't know she was multilingual. Also, I didn't know she wrote more than one book.
I have a delightful photo of Helen with Eisenhower. He's grinning, and her hand is on his face.
Her death in June of 1968 was overshadowed by Robert Kennedy's assassination.

[@byekk2251]

I love the film 'black' which is loosely based on Helen Keller and her teacher

[@rileymoore7480]

This is amazing.

[@fayee8986]

God bless her heart. And God bless my Sullivan f o r happened to death and blind❤❤❤

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Rip to all great lady

[@switchbladekid1365]

Helen Keller also introduced the Akita to the U.S.

[@cherylmeis2234]

A shame she didn’t think the smallest person wasn’t worth fighting for 😢

[@loisdungey3528]

Double negative.
She did think the smallest person was worth fighting for.

[@juliaannegrider5734]

Very sad she was for the killing of the unborn 😢

[@westhawk9599]

Clarification- Radcliffe College was compelled to not accept Helen Keller, because they assumed that Annie Sullivan would constantly help Helen. Helen did write the letter, was accepted, and precautions were taken to secure that Annie Sullivan didn't help Helen when Helen took tests, exams, etc. Helen was brilliant, did extremely well, and after graduating, opened the eyes and ears of the world. Never judge.

[@michellelewis9519]

She is a strong women

[@eunicestone6532]

It is well known they Miss Keller was fluent in the art of SARCASM. lol

[@geraldinefayedorado5374]

Helen keller is nothing without Ann Sullivan.

[@T-B-Tenx]

This is rediculous! She wasn’t completely blind( legally blind… not 100% blind) and she wasn’t completely fully 100% deaf either. It’s obvious if u watch more footage of her. Her teacher Ann was the real genius and hero of her story.. such a shame she wasn’t also awarded the Nobel prize

[@sherylreed3558]

Sure hope the Lord turner her heart round regarding the TRULY VOICELESS-the most innocent of us all, babies In the womb. Who speaks on THEIR BEHALF?!

[@collinhunter9792]

i cant comphrehend, how she asked for food water toilet, etc. if it was only after feeling the water on one hand and having the word spelt on the other hand, helped her connect the two things.
Because they did say that she had limited hand sign language, before that revelation. i need it explained.

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

In the play and movie, "The Miracle Worker" she points to her mouth when she wants food. That is probably what they meant by a basic sign language. She had no concept of words until the memory of her baby word for water came back to her. So she could not have signed in words.

[@chasitywilliams157]

I learned about u to her on a kids channel and came here lol but that is amazing

[@terriehall8762]

Those of you who doesn't know her! And clara barton listen to this

[@ellenmarch3095]

Helen, her father, Anne, probably thousands of others.

[@mariamkinen8036]

Given the equity; that is what counts the most. I had mum.

[@christianealshut1123]

I've just noticed that Most of the portraits of Helen Keller are in profile, and in profile from a particular side. Was there are reason for this?

[@sarahwilson7576]

One of her eyes was disfigured.

[@christianealshut1123]

@@sarahwilson7576 Ahe yes, thanks for the information. Probably due to her illness, as I found out by research.

[@marymcdonagh7795]

Amazing woman what a truly asp

[@tdecker2937]

It would be best to spell her name correctly. Since it is the title of your video.

[@Hellokittymom101]

God has you

[@Scott2122232425]

Unreal.

[@oksills]

I have been in awe of this amazing woman since a child. I have learn some devastating information about this woman. While some of that amazement remains, my opinion of her is severely dashed. How could any, any moral and intelligent person be in favor of child murder and socialism? Did she not realize that there are those abortionists who would believe she should have been murdered after her illness? Yes, their are proabortionists who
believe children up to 2+ years old should still be able to be “aborted” if their parents so decide! Sickening!
Did no one ever tell about God, his word, read her the Bible? If they had she could not been a supporter of child murder nor if socialism! What a waste of so called education!

[@newname16]

Amazing

[@Reesy2002]

"The Miracle Worker" Watch it. It is a movie on TH-cam about her teacher and her. When she couldn't communicate and was very angry until her teacher started teaching her.
Edit: There's one movie in black/white and one movie made a couple years later in color. The one in color has Melissa Gilbert as Helen from Little House on the Prairie!

[@mcelroyj2758]

.....Helen*

[@SonyaJeanette]

@10:38 DUH!! no kidding!! Ya think!!
I mean seriously!! DUH!

[@TyrekeCorrea]

This is not just about Helen Keller pulling herself up from her bootstraps; it's not just that she didn't let her disability she was a very intelligent person, but was isolated and consequently disoriented because a lack of language made it much more difficult for her to connect with the world.