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How does a deaf, dumb and blind person learn braille or generally communicate?

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As in the guy who got poisoned by anti-freeze by his wife

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  1. Never say dumb! This person is deaf-blind. They learn to sign by touch (hand on hand). ANYTHING is possible.


  2. Thats Sad...I Would Tell Someone to Go Hurt his Wife

  3. I didn't hear about that but you raise a very interesting question and I have starred it accordingly.  I am anxious to see the answers you get.

  4. Read Helen Keller's autobiography. She was amazing.

  5. he dosnt?

  6. there is a story about triplets in this months Readers Digest and some info on how they are being taught-there are a few people who specialize in this

  7. read this book:

    The Education of Laura Bridgman : First Deaf and Blind Person to Learn Language (Hardcover)

    by Ernest Freeberg (Author)

  8. read helen keller

  9. Begins with palm printing, progressing to sign language and then advancing to reading and writing in braille.

  10. Read the book about Helen Keller  (I think it's a book named after her...or another book named The Miracle Worker).  It'll explain it well and the story is good.

  11. Just because someone is deaf and blind DOES NOT MEAN they are dumb.
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