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French organist and teacher (1809-1852), inventor of braille, a system for reading and writing text and music, used by people who are blind or visually impaired

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Health and Final Years

This timeline chronicles the decline of Louis Braille's health and his final years, marked by the onset of tuberculosis.
Deteriorating Health
Early 1850s
Louis Braille began to suffer from tuberculosis, a common and deadly disease at the time. His health gradually deteriorated.
Worsening Condition
1851
Braille's tuberculosis worsened, forcing him to limit his teaching duties and other activities. He spent more time resting and seeking medical care.
Death in Paris
January 6, 1852
Louis Braille died of tuberculosis in Paris, two days after his 43rd birthday. He did not live to see the widespread adoption and recognition of his braille system.