The autobiography "The Story of My Life" was written by Helen Keller, detailing her struggles and triumphs as a deafblind individual. Published in 1903, Keller's narrative offers insight into her early years, particularly her relationship with her teacher, Anne Sullivan, who helped her communicate and learn. Keller's story is one of resilience, emphasizing the importance of education and determination in overcoming obstacles. She became an international advocate for disability rights, women's suffrage, and social justice. Keller's autobiography remains an inspirational account of triumph over adversity, highlighting the potential within each individual.