I am in Ohio and have been in post disciplinary monitoring for 3 1/2 years, for self reporting when I put myself in treatment to get off a benzo I was prescribed for about 10 years. I have been fully compliant, tested straight negative, and had 2 months left. The problem is, I quit my extremely stressful job in May (gave notice, did everything right). But I didn’t notify the BON that I quit. THAT’s why they refused my “early release”.
I’m so f***ing fed up I can’t stand it. So I turned in my request to suspend the program and with it, my license. After 25 years, I’m ready to give up nursing anyway. But the Ohio BON kills me.
I’m actually at peace with my decision. I feel like I took back control that I haven’t had for a long, long time. Good luck to anyone to has to deal with them. They’re absolutely awful and have made me feel like a criminal, when I didn’t do anything wrong.
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I am in Ohio and have been in post disciplinary monitoring for 3 1/2 years, for self reporting when I put myself in treatment to get off a benzo I was prescribed for about 10 years. I have been fully compliant, tested straight negative, and had 2 months left. The problem is, I quit my extremely stressful job in May (gave notice, did everything right). But I didn’t notify the BON that I quit. THAT’s why they refused my “early release”.
I’m so f***ing fed up I can’t stand it. So I turned in my request to suspend the program and with it, my license. After 25 years, I’m ready to give up nursing anyway. But the Ohio BON kills me.
I’m actually at peace with my decision. I feel like I took back control that I haven’t had for a long, long time. Good luck to anyone to has to deal with them. They’re absolutely awful and have made me feel like a criminal, when I didn’t do anything wrong.