Helen Keller response

After reading Helen Keller's narrative it affected my view on her because I never knew how thankful she was for little things like having the ability to know what something is. For seven years Helen walked around blind, not knowing what was going on and now knowing what she was touching and be surrounded by. Her teacher took the time to give her the ability to see things with her hands. Helen was so thankful for this feeling and she had something to look forward to each day, it brought her joy. It makes me appreciate the little things in life like being able to see and her and have all of my senses. Everyone should take the time to appreciate nature and the little things around us that we don't pay attention to everyday, one day we might not be able to see, hear, smell, or feel it, so its important to cherish it now. Helen didn't let being blind stop her from exploring the world. She found a solution to her problem and she kept going on with her life.