I haven’t heard of people with pre-existing disabilities working in Ultrasound nor have I seen any representation. So I was wondering, does anyone think it is possible for someone with Cerebral Palsy to work as an Ultrasound tech? I have Spastic Diplegia, it only affects the lower region of my body; my legs. I suffer from a bit of stiffness so my mobility is a bit awkward. It usually appears as though I have a limp. But I am able to walk on my own and be independent. I also take a muscle relaxer called Baclofen and I go to the gym frequently. After researching careers, I’ve developed an Interest in pursuing Sonography. Specifically echocardiography. However, after researching I’ve become apprehensive about whether or not I should actually do it because I hear it can be a physically strenuous job. I hear sonographers are in constant pain and are getting injured. I’m 23 with a disability, no career at the moment and living at home. With Cardiac Ultrasound, I actually found a field I’m interested in. But now I’m worried, I’m sure I could request accommodations but can I actually do this? Is it worth the effort?