I have a SODA for a lower leg prosthesis (below knee). I have a first class medical with "must wear corrective lenses" as the only restriction. I have been flying for 6 years and have had no problems flying with a prosthesis. My real questions come down to disclosure of the SODA on applications, and how it will be viewed during the application/hiring process.

If an application asks if your medical has any "special instructions," should this include 1) restrictions such as wearing corrective lenses? 2) mentioning of the SODA?

I don't want to put something down that I'm not supposed to. I am not trying to hide the fact that I have a SODA, just don't know where/when it should be brought up. I fully expect, if I get the chance to interview, to explain the SODA and answer any questions that may arise.

Also, will a SODA negatively impact my chances of getting an interview or somehow not get me through a review board? I know there are airline pilots out there that fly with the same condition as me, but it still worries me. This is the only thing I want to do.