He isn't ashamed of being deaf. I like that. After I graduated from high school, I worked at the residential school as a housemother. I worked with the older boys for about four years, until my divorce. After that I didn't want to stay.
Money is great but the job is awful.
They don't understand deaf people at the post office. We are not allowed to talk with each other while the hearing people can throw mail or type away while they talk with their co-workers. The hearing workers miss a few, too. The hearing supervisors pretend not to notice that. Some day I hope I'll be able to break through the barriers so we can have a better communication between deaf employees and our supervisors.