Can people with Marfan Syndrome work? What kind of work can they perform?
See how people with experience in Marfan Syndrome give their opinion about whether people with Marfan Syndrome can work and what kind of jobs are more appropriated for people with Marfan Syndrome
Of course! I work at a refugee center as a security guard and I love doing it. I think you have to look at your own situation you see what kind of work your body allows you to do.
Yes you can still work. As long as you know your limits. And if your body can do it. Me, i not carry more than 10kls. I worked in warehouse. I like the work that my body moves than sitting all day. Makes me feel more sick.
If can work, depending on the level of condition that you have in the skeletal system or in the blood vessels, or functioning aortic and valve mistral.
In general jobs with low physical demands. And any intellectual work.
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My story may be quite different than most. I was adopted when I was 4 months old. Growing up, I didn't gain weight, had pain with my feet and legs, and started wearing glasses at age 8. My adoptive parents took me to doctors all my life. The ...
Hi Everyone!
I want to know all of you, at least in West Central Florida, USA.
37 years old
Insurance through ACA, single plan
Part time work graphics designer making barely a few dollars over poverty to activate ACA
Florida is a "dead zone" sta...
Hi, my name is amber and I have Marfan Syndrome. I was diagnosed when I was 5yrs old. My father had it and he had passed away from it. It was been a adventure dealing with this my whole life but I have met some great people along in my journey.
Hello everybody,
my son suffers marfan syndrome. At the moment he only wears glasses, but we contemplate the possibility of surgery... after the operation, the eyes syntomps can get worse?
thanks for the advice
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