This
world is filled with people having a variety of roles in the daily life, while
some are heroes who have significant influence over the world. Heroes are always regarded as models full of
power, wisdom and strength, people look up to them and waiting for them to
guide their way of life. The influence can be long lasting to several generations.
But
what makes a hero? Somebody think that a hero is born. If a girl who was deaf
and blind from childhood, was it possible for her to be a heroine? Helen
Keller, a heroine that was famous all over the world, showed a positive answer.
An analysis of the life of Helen Keller may show some factors related to her
success, from a personal perspective, a family perspective, and the friends and
supports around. A look into her life will also help the young people
understand the hardship she experienced and the contributions and care to
people around, especially to the disabled.
Helen Keller was a
very clever girl when she was born. She was curious about everything around
her. It was very painful to be both deaf and blind before two year old. Helen
Keller spent her time in the silent and dark world. She never gave up her life
and tried to do everything that she thought possible. Learned
sign language was very difficult to her. Generally, a deaf person can rely on his
eyes to learn the body language, and a blind person can rely on hearing to
learn how to speak. But Helen was both deaf and blind, which made it extremely
hard to learn sign language. However, she finally learned sign language by her
teacher Anne Sullivan and her own effort. It was miracle for anybody who heard
this message. Because of her unremitting spirit and refuse to the destiny, she
had the great achievements.
Though it is hard to
change the misfortune in one’s life, at least one can still keep hope. She can
try her best to do whatever she can to make some changes in the life. When we
can change our lives, we may find we also have the power to help others to make
a positive change. Helen Keller said "We
are never really happy until we try to brighten the lives of others."
(Keller, 2014). Even with too many
obstacles and difficulties ahead, people will turn themselves into heroes if
they follow Helen Keller. Everyone can be a hero。