What role was played by her mother during her illness
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After Helen experienced illness and everything around her became dark, it was her mother who loved and helped her in the best possible manner. She communicated with Helen through signs. At the age of six, she managed to get a teacher, Anne Sullivan, to teach Helen. That is why, Helen said that whatever was bright in her life was because of her mother.
Martha was Helen’s family cook’s daughter. During childhood, she was Helen’s constant companion. She understood Helen’s signs very well and that is why she was of constant support to her. She was quite close to her and they enjoyed each other’s company. She was a mischievous girl and was never afraid to create a scene in the household. Thus, she helped Helen to grew as an enthusiastic child.
Martha was Helen’s family cook’s daughter. During childhood, she was Helen’s constant companion. She understood Helen’s signs very well and that is why she was of constant support to her. She was quite close to her and they enjoyed each other’s company. She was a mischievous girl and was never afraid to create a scene in the household. Thus, she helped Helen to grew as an enthusiastic child.
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