i wouldnt know..i've done pretty much everything but push a broom...lol

have you tried googln it...that is what i'd do...im a research fanatic lol

best wishes in looking..sounds exciting :)

Hey Nick,

Just research what you might be interested in, and see where it takes you. Do not let your disability hold you back. I feel into that trap years ago, and will never do it again. You can work in pretty much any field, since there are accomodations that can be made if necessary.

Nick, I loved being a nurse - I miss it TERRIBLY!!! So, my vote would be for that (and if you are a pool nurse and bilingual you make serious cash). The problem is you get 30 patients to be accountable for and 30 med passes, twice in one shift so that is where it can get crazy. If you are stable and love high pressure work then nursing is for you...Good luck with your choice - Maria J.

i would say do what you want to do-when i was 28 i did!

I'm 31 and this year I left a 13 year long career in banking to study nursing, and I am loving it! So go for it! Good luck :)

I am jobless right now. I quit a long term stable job I loved right before the crash of 2008. My mental health was being negatively impacted by my mean, horrid Office Manager. She put my coworker in the hospital months later with an illness no specialist could diagnose.

So since then, I have had a couple of jobs in the healthcare field. I was working for an OB/GYN and had been for 2 years when I quit cause of the OM. I work well in the medical field because it interests me and I love helping people.

I do best with my illness if my mind is constantly busy during the day. I could never work a job where you're just watching the clock. I'd die of boredom. Good luck.

I've struggled with career choices too. I finally decided to go for my dreams and pursue a career in social work. Best of luck!

Wow, Niccid you are so brave. Social work? I could never do that but I applaud the men and women who do. GO FOR IT.

Whether it's a nurse, or anything else, just think about what it would be like to be that person. What do they wear, what is their schedule, where do they work, break times, work load, vacation, responsibilities and duties on the job, benefits, co-workers, level of stress, expectations, boss, etc etc. When you find a person/career that makes you happy, than YES it sounds like a good idea. Better to be working toward something than nothing, right?

im going to be a paramedic, sound intresting? the only thing i was told i cant do is be a polic officer becuze of the mental eval.