Deaf and blind, Helen Keller overcame a world of darkness with foresight.
Foresight Pass It On®See the billboard that inspired this radio ad.
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Deaf and blind she faced a future of total darkness. But by pressing her fingers into her teacher’s hands, Helen Keller was able to spell and at long last she could see hope and a bright future. Foresight…Pass it on. This message is a courtesy of The Foundation for a Better Life at Pass It On.com.
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Nice radio ad about Helen Keller it made me think of The Miracle Worker which told her story personally i like the 1999 TV Film version with Hallie Eisenberg as Helen
You can overcome anything!
Helen Keller,our mother of hope,left a living legacy for the underpriviledged,that disability is not an inability but a mere disadvantage and that we are all equal under the eyes our the almighty -God.
People who are also ignorant are also blind. There is a spanish saying that says: "El que no sabe es como el que no ve."
