What people were affected by Helen Keller's disease?

Answer 1

At a very young age Miss Keller contracted what was believed to be Scarlet Fever. the popular idea is as a side-effect of this ailment she became deaf and blind. There are a number of controversial facts about Miss Keller, and it is interesting to look these things up with an open, not a blind angle! Consider the incident of the Frost King or Snow King. It is stretching things that someone with such severe sensory deprivation could make up such a tale from scratch. It should be noted Miss Keller"s body was not autopsied following her death in l968. Following memorial services, her body was cremated and the ashes interred in the Washington Cathedral. One wonders... Things are not always what they appear to be.

Answer 2

Helen Keller's disease, known as acute congestion of the stomach and brain, left her both deaf and blind at a young age. This condition affected her ability to communicate and learn through traditional methods. Helen Keller's experiences ultimately led to the development of new techniques for teaching and supporting individuals with similar challenges.

Answer 3

Anne helped her to overcome it which is kind of helping her with her sickness

Answer 4

NO.