Helen Keller was blind and deaf right from birth but that did not stop her from progressing in life nor did it stop her from learning to 'talk' or 'communicate'. She also authored many books including one of her most famous and touching biography "The Story of My Life" about her struggles as a handicapped child.
Keller was also well-traveled and outspoken about her beliefs. She would later become an integral part of women's rights to vote, and other societal issues including labor rights. Her physical deformity did not stop her from working towards her cause. In fact, it seemed to strengthen her determination to achieve what others believed she couldn't.
