The Keller family copes with Helen's blindness and deafness through determination, resilience, and a relentless search for solutions. When their daughter is still a toddler, they seek medical assistance and undergo multiple unsuccessful treatments to restore her faculties. As Helen grows, her frustration and isolation intensifies, leading to challenging family dynamics.
Mrs. Keller is committed to her daughter's education and well-being and is often willing to try non-conventional methods. This commitment motivates her to hire various educators, including Annie Sullivan, who eventually succeeds in communicating with Helen, unlocking her world, and empowering her with language