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She never indicated what kind of hearing loss he has or it's severity. It could be a very wise and mature decision for him. I don't see why she would go to this trouble if she wasn't supportive of him. I am making an assumption, I understand, however it does seem apt. Our personal opinions on...

Well, I suppose you can't truly judge a level of maturity by the clothing a person wears but it is a good indicator for the most part. I'd likely think the same. :roll:

How old is your roomie?

It's Explorers, in high school, a club. Does a boy join the Boy Scouts to be a Scout Leader?

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Read her posts. He reached the maximum. The next step would be to go on to be a firefighter. She also said, there was no normal award because they don't get one until they become a firefighter. That was the purpose of her post, what to do when no one else gets anything.

That's an assumption.

Being discouraged and realizing your own limitations are two different things. In a high-risk, life and death job, where hearing clearly is essential, outside influence is irrelevant.

Why? This is a high school student not a little kid. Why get an award when no one else does? That's singling him out because he's deaf, plain and simple. She implied he gave extra, that others learned from him. If he went above and beyond the course and they want to do something special to...

She said in her reply to my first post that he chose not to go on to be a firefighter do to the high risks he could encounter.

How much do they generally cost? What kind of living space do they need and what do they eat?

those tiny little feet awwwwww

oh my!!!! I want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't start old man!!! Or it's gonna be a dozen more!

Oh that is cool. Then you can pet and cuddle. That little one you have is just too cute not to. Ok... now I want one!!! (don't tell my boyfriend!)

I've never handled one. what do they feel like when not in a snit?

This is my reply on a separate message from earlier, "You'll really need to go from the gut. Singling out someone who is deaf can be a fine line. Personally, I wouldn't go to any trouble. Look at it from this stand-point. He's deaf, he knows what are reasonable expectations for a position...

I found the perfect dog but she was already owned. She was a cross between a scotty and a poodle, short coat with these little longer whisps of hair coming out like a halo. She had a little jut jaw, long legs and she liked to sit on your shoulder. When I talked to her she had to be nose to nose...

Well.... I have to have a yard for the pot-bellied pig.

Any particular breed in mind souggy?