Helen Keller was both. but you are either deaf (can't hear) or you can, it's not a matter of degrees.
I would say Beethoven. Helen Keller, she was not only deaf but also blind. She was able to accomplish so much under such terrible circumstances.
Most likely, unless, of course, if they are also deaf and/or have something in their ears.
Johann Sebastian Bach was not deaf, Beethoven was. Though Bach was blind for most of his life.
I would think being deaf and blind.
Deaf people do not lose language, they can read just the same as a hearing person and can also lip read and sign. Also most deaf people can also speak a little too. However, if the person is deaf from birth it is harder to learn language.
Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, wrote several books advocating for the rights and education of people with disabilities. Her most famous work is "The Story of My Life," which details her experiences overcoming her disabilities with the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan. Keller's writings continue to inspire and empower those with disabilities worldwide.
They are most likely deaf or blind. They might also have a spinal issue. Seek your local vet for advice.
Answer:He can just tell it, as he is only deaf and not dumb.the answer to the question is that they'av got to kill his blind friend so he can see her in heaven.
the most known handicap are: -motor : can't walk (or move) -blind : can't see -deaf : can't hear -dumb : can't speak -mental : ....
Beethovan never went blind, he actually became deaf. After hewent deaf, he did still compose and kept his success alive. But he had to give up his career as a pianist.
How do YOU know you are human? You were taught that you are human. A blind, deaf-mute is not without intellect. The most famous blind, deaf person was Helen Keller. Born is 1880. She was taught to communicated through the sense of TOUCH. A teacher by the name of Anne Sullivan began to teach her the names of things by different hand formations that she let Helen feel with her own hands. Helen went on to graduated from Radcliff College, became a teacher, founded the ACLU and was known as a humanitarian and pacifist.
She became deaf and blind at 19 months old.