In February 1882, Helen, then 19 months old, contracted some type of disease, which is now believed to have been Scarlet Fever. The family were on constant fear of Helen dying in any day, but soon enough the fever subsided. Followi

Enriched with so many thoughts and words, Helen started writing. Her writings include The Story of My Life, The World I Live In, Out of the Dark, Midstream-My Later Life, Let Us Have Faith, Teacher: Anne Sullivan Macy, and The Open Door. Her achievements in life and dedication in helping the Blind and Deaf were credited to her by her life being the subject of a movie, The Unconquered, and by a play, The Miracle Worker, which was later turned into a movie in 1962. Helen served as one of the greatest inspirations for other disabled people and will never be forgotten.

ng the fever, Helen fell in a 'deceptively' quiet sleep and from this the Keller's believed Helen was cured. Helen's eyes, however, continued to pain her. She later recalled that they felt “so dry and hot” and that she kept them turned “to the wall, away from the

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