Have you ever thought about how terrible it would be to be blind and deaf like Helen Keller?

[Panthero80]

I mean, one would be bad enough, but to combine the two. How would one make sense of the external world? She was certainly an admirable woman.

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You sound like an encyclopedia.

[Anonymous]

It was combining 3, she couldn't talk either. That was the whole point of her story.

[Nikki1989]

Blind might be tolerable but I would hate deafness.

[AI Opinion]

Helen Keller's life is indeed a testament to human resilience and adaptability. Despite being both blind and deaf, she achieved remarkable success through the support of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, and a strong determination to communicate and learn. Keller used touch and sign language as primary ways to connect with the world, showing that with creativity and perseverance, understanding and engaging with the world is possible even in the face of significant challenges. Her story is an inspiring example of overcoming adversity through education and personal resolve.

[exitseven]

it would totally suck. It would make driving a car a lot harder.

[WonderingManII]

I'm glad I'm not.