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Can people with Fibrous Dysplasia work? What kind of work can they perform?
See how people with experience in Fibrous Dysplasia give their opinion about whether people with Fibrous Dysplasia can work and what kind of jobs are more appropriated for people with Fibrous Dysplasia
The severity of the symptoms depends on whether people can work. I am bed ridden some days. And it lasts for days. It can last for a week or so. There is no warning. It just does. I know some people who work through it and collapse the moment they get home.
Posted May 22, 2017 by Angie 1100
Yes people with Fibrous Dysplasia can work, the kind of work depends how serverely you are affected.
Posted Jun 9, 2017 by Lisa Hill 2050
Yes They can work in any field as long as they are positive about their condition and do not over due physical exertion.
Posted Jul 21, 2017 by Debra 2000
Yes I am a RN organ transplant coordinator who suffers occasional symptoms usually caused by loss of sleep, barometric pressure changes, and stress. Others are quite capable of other occupations if not full time at least part time
Posted Sep 9, 2017 by Debby 1200
A person with fibrous dysplasia can do any work that they want too.
Posted Oct 7, 2017 by Kiesha brown 3050
Of course, they can work! Maybe fields that involve a lot of physical activities is not advisable, especially if it is like my FD. But there are a lot of jobs there that only need a brain, of what you can do. We can work in offices, we can start businesses, we can produce films, we can be doctors, there are a lot of choices honestly.
Posted Oct 23, 2020 by anna_d09 2500
Yes, unless you have a fracture or tumor that you shouldn’t put weight on
Posted Jan 17, 2021 by Emmy 2250
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Of course! The carriers should work. Must respect your limit of pain and limitations.
Posted Jun 10, 2017 by Pietro Buono 300
