I don't have any specific suggestions as far as a career.

I would suggest reading the book "What Color Is My Parachute?" and doing the exercises. It will help you look at aspects of your past jobs and figure out why they worked/didn't work for you. You can then take that information and use it in your new career search.

good luck and keep your chin up!

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If your limitation keeps you from riding in an ambulance ; but it doesn't keep you from walking or using your arms. I would suggest becoming an ER nurse. I talk from expperience because I do it and it works great for us ADDer due the intensity and change . It does have enough change and helping starting lines and things are done that most paramedics can't do. The pay is allot better ;, The down side is not being the first on the scene and the transporting is left to the BLS/Acls units ; but in the ED the work is intense and quick . And if in an trauma center you will be the firstin the room and asssessing the airway setting up for surgery . Nursing also have a lot different specialitize , now men are entering the field and you will find that the vietnam vet was one of the nurse that gravited to the emergency room ; and depending on the team you work with you will be really involved.. I t also brings with an opportunuity to specialize in differnt type of nursing, and continuation of nursing we work in homes, hospitals, jail;s , industry and so much more you should look into it GOOD LUCK

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