Yes of course, the tumor didnt affect the brain, so the job possibility for people who diagnosed with Hereditary Multiple Exostoses are a lawyer, a jugde, a doctor, a teacher, and many more (Professional jobs)
I think most of the people with HME can work in any field they want. Maybe ballet would be abit hard and some other sports. But when you start from childhood you are as good as others.
My brother's condition is more severe than mine and he has some limitations because he can not flex properly. Mountain climbing, walking to long, jumping and some other works would be hard but not imposible for him.
Yes some people can work with no problem and then being me that some that can't the father of my children he has worked since he was 16 he's 32 now so there really isn't no limitations if you think you can do it you can do it
There will be many variations but in general repetitive movements are bad. I could lift heavy objects but certain repetitions like painting the side of a wall or a job in a donut shop moving each donut from the cutter to a tray tore me up and others will not understand the difference. Most exercise routines involve heavy repetitions and there is a need to do things that accomplish that without the repetition rather than ignoring the injury or not going there at all. Again those who are experts in that for most folk will not understand the problem.
On the other hand, observing and understanding the world not involving human actions I find myself very much better at than what I see around me. Therefore as much preparation in Science and Engineering as possible, with a side of Art as that too has need of that sort of seeing.
From the age of six, I sought to learn and remember those things that were not fad or opinion but would remain true no matter how or when you looked at it. Everything else leaked in but that was my focus, as well as learning/developing a logic that could test the probability of something being true by approaching it from several directions.
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