"...my friends have made the story of my life." Helen Keller

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Helen Keller's "The Story of My Life" is an autobiography talking about Helen's experience of adapting to the world as a blind person and hearing-impaired. Helen started the story by explaining her earliest visual and auditory memory, and her memory about illness causing her deafness and blindness. Helen learned sign language after he became ill, but she explained her isolation from her surrounding world and her frustration at the time of her study. Helen's life changed dramatically at the age of six. Because she was recommended for a teacher who had great success in educating blind children and deaf people. Helen concentrates on the rest of the book and explains about her experiences of reading, writing and talking under the guidance of teacher Anne Sullivan. She explained the sensory experience encouraged by Miss Sullivan, helped her learn the first word, then learned the meaning of that word, and fully understood her meaning in the world around her.