Shush, the uncompromising nation.

Decoding the way of thinking, "Shuta," a father who doesn't give up for his children, who goes from a hearing handicap to a red-badged new graduate from the United States.

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Today, let's put forward the case of "Shachchan, the governor of Bangkok," in another role of a father who does not give up. No matter what obstacles are encountered, he is ready to fight for his only son.

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From the age of one year and two months, he was very happy, and he detected severe hearing impairment, and he heard nothing, and he sat and cried and rejected himself, which was the understandable reaction of his father.

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There are three choices of Shachchan: sign language, hearing aid, and cochlear implant surgery. For many families, sign language is the easiest and most straightforward way, but not a father like him.

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[A miracle does not happen by asking, but by action.]

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Chachchan chose to take a leave of absence and take a scholarship exam to do research in Australia, and to have a good surgery on the cochlear implant there, and to spend a lot of time training after dissection, especially listening to Thai with tonal inflection, was a major hurdle. Chachchan decided to talk in English for all the "good."

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Shachchan, in an interview with the 2020 magazine HELLO! Education, stated that in the early days, he went on the court floor and said in different places that his children would hear again before he found that the miracle did not happen by asking, but by our own actions.

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The results of uncompromising determination became apparent when he graduated from the University of Washington, a history major, at the age of 22.

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The story of Shachchan and the best teaches us not to wait for fate or miracles, but to act and determine what happens.

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