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This might sound crazy, but if you can wear braces to protect yourself, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu might be an option.
I've trained for close to a decade, and have trained with people with spinal injuries, hand deformities, no legs, limited/no vision, and limited/no hearing. Obviously, combat sports with limb injuries without consulting a professional first is fucking stupid, but you can absolutely make it work with the right gym and coach. Sure, you won't be doing an iminari roll any time soon, but it might be a good workout and an option to test what you can and cannot do.
That's a great suggestion, thank you. I've been meaning to get back to training in a martial art for a while now but injuries over the years have made Sambo not a likely get. I'll keep this in my pocket for after full recovery. :)