Hobbying with a broken bone

I personally don't think a broken bone falls into the category of disability, which I assume deals more with missing limbs or non-working areas (paralysis). Why not contact a few providers who don't indicate anything and indicate your situation and see what their response is? Pretty sure the question will answer itself and you'll know whether you need to pick providers who indicate accommodation.

If its a lower limb like a forearm or lower leg it definitely doesnt get in the way, if you have a full leg for example for hip to ankle it may be a bit different for you to work around, but just say to the SP or MA (or let the agency know that you have a cast on whatever limb) and I doubt that its a problem for anyone

lol I remember I had a bad Quad accident at Burt river once but still went to my fav MPA just said skip the massage as my body was tore up. She was a little surprised I remember

just let her sit on your face

As Long as Its not a broken Bone er you should be good to go

Don't club her with the cast! :wink:

dawnlee said:

lol some SPs offer a discount for clients with disabilities, maybe you can take advantage of that

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Does ED count as a disability

I have had regulars who are in wheelchairs or have other disabilities. We just figured out ways to make it work.

I've hobbied when not 100% lol...the ability to shower is key, cuz if you got a cast on the leg or arm you cant get wet...plus moving body weight around on a dodgy knee or shoulder requires you explain that to the lady so you can come out of the encounter without further injury lol...