Admire Helen Keller Essay

“Strong people don’t put down others down, they lift them up” is an internet sensational quote that means a lot to me. It means a lot to me because I admire many strong people. These people have never groaned once while suffering through pain. I admire Helen Keller greatly because she persevered through being blind and deaf beginning at the age of just six months old. Another strong person that I admire is my mother. I admire my mother because she has fit time into her daily schedule to take my sisters and I all kinds of places when she could have been doing other things. I also admire my mother because she has accomplished many things while going through very hard times. The last person that I admire the most is my father. My father is the strongest person I know because his body has been through too many injuries to even count; during those injuries, he never cried once. There are many of many other people in this world that I could have chosen to say that I admire the most, but these three people mean the most to me and stand out to me compared to all other people in the world.
The first person that I admire the most is Helen Keller. I admire Helen Keller the most because during her childhood and adult life, she accomplished many many things. Helen Keller grew up deaf and blind from the age of six months old. Keller accomplished many things in her lifetime. Keller was a very inspirational figure to young ladies, and children that are/were blind
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