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Rowan91

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  1. Ever since I was younger, I've always wanted to be a nurse, and now I'm at a point in my life were I have to think about my career, I still feel the same - That nursing is the career for me. But I am seriously starting to doubt that I'll be able to follow my dream. I have mild CP in my right side, and mobility wise, I am fine. I have no problems starting for a long while or moving quickly, etc. My main issue is that I can't use my right hand very well. I can use it for steadying and holding things, but I can't really use it for anything. I know this could seriously hinder my chances of getting a career in nursing, and I've been pretty much told already that I won't be able to do it. The reason I'm posting here is to get your guys opinions on whether or not I'll be able to succeed in what I want to do. Are there certain areas of nursing that I may be able to do, despite my disability?

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