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M2185

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  1. Congratulations!! It’s an amazing feeling!!
  2. Sorry for the late response! I hope it is all working out! I do not remember the panel but I do believe they test for alcohol. Good luck!
  3. Thank you! In the beginning of my probation,(diversion for me), I did not work as a nurse. I worked at a different job that was not in the medical field. I started working in the nursing field again about 2 years in. My employers treated me well, did not judge and were fine actually! Sorry for the late response! ?
  4. Thank you so much!!
  5. Well guys after 3 and a half years of diversion in CA I have officially completed the program!! It was a long program but it’s possible! They did test the crap out of me the last month, (almost $900 dollars a hair and a blood), but I’m done!! Thanks for everyone who supported me on here! Good luck to all of you going through it! You can do it! ??
  6. Good luck! Just be careful with what you eat, (avoid foods cooked in alcohol for instance), just to be safe, stay positive and set a reminder to check your app or call everyday! The physical exam shouldn’t be a problem! Sorry for the late response. Staying on top of everything makes a huge difference. It feels like a long time but you will make it! ?
  7. I usually get tested once a week. Every few months I will get tested back to back however! So 3x a week is possible but not common for me!
  8. Hey there! Goodluck! In the beginning, (my second month), of the program in CA I did have a hair test. However I am now in the final 6 months of my program, (almost three and a half years later), and have not had a hair test since! So it seems to be rare but possible! Take care and once again good luck, you got this!
  9. M2185 replied to dagobah's topic in Nurses Recovery
    Congratulations!!?
  10. Hi! As of yet cannot pm yet! I'm sorry!
  11. Thank you!! Good luck to you, hopefully you find something soon!
  12. M2185 replied to VARNhosp88's topic in Nurses Recovery
    Who knows with them! Had a dilute urine last week for the first time and now getting a blood test today. Had my first hair test during my first month in the program! All have been negative! The dilute urine is probably the reason for the blood for me. Good luck! They are indeed expensive!
  13. Just wanted to give an update...I have found a job as an RN case manager that is full time with benefits, an hour for lunch,(allowing me to drug test), and I get off in time to make meetings! I'm so excited and feel so fortunate!
  14. Hello, I'm sorry to hear about the situation but keep your head up! I'm from California and it is a tough program! I just started in June. I have to attend a meeting every day plus nurse support group once a week. I was ordered to go to intensive outpatient but no inpatient. I recently had my license activated again, (yay)! But now I am looking for work with restrictions. The first step in CA is no direct patient care. Since I was a brand new nurse, (1 month of working), it will be hard for me to find a case management job but I'm not giving up! I also am test 4-5 times a month at a minimum cost of $62.50 per test plus collection site fees. I was fortunate enough to find a part time job but you may be able to collect disability! It is definitely rough at first and apparently continues to be, but you can get through this! Good luck and stay strong!
  15. I will check that out! Thank you!
  16. I'm not sure, I will ask! Thank you!
  17. Hello everyone, It has been awhile since I have posted on here. But here is an update: After starting this program in June, my RN license is now active again! I am looking for work in case management because I have to start with no direct patient care. This will be difficult for me as I was on working as an RN for a month before I messed up. I have a BA and worked as a health aide for 2 years before I started nursing school. I am still grateful because I have a part time job currently and I am enjoying recovery! Any suggestions however on possible jobs to apply to would be great! I live in Southern CA! Thank you! M2185
  18. Thank you TouchingAllOceans, I will keep that in mind! So far everyone I have had 2 urine and one hair test. It has been 7 days since my last screen so I'm surprised but grateful! Still taking it one day at a time!
  19. The creatinine levels I believe. They are supposed to be at a certain level I heard...
  20. Thank you dagobah, I'm taking it day by day...it's the only way I can do it. Otherwise I start to feel overwhelmed and depressed. The NA meetings are a huge help and I'm learning a lot about myself! I'm going to keep pushing!
  21. Hello all, Today I have been called in for my first drug test. Yesterday around 4pm I ate 2 whole eggs, (I just like eggs), and checked this morning to find I will be tested today option 1! I ate a yogurt and I am going to try and not use the bathroom or drink water until I can test around 7am! Wish me luck! Sincerely, M2185
  22. Hey there, I got your PM but I can't respond there so here I go! Thank you for your PM, so far I'm just trying to follow their directions. Thank you for the response about the soy sauce, I am nervous about all of the foods with small amounts of alcohol! I will make sure to test in the morning and eat some yogurt or an egg. I have been to one nurse support group so far and I'm just trying to adjust to everything. I have been enjoying the NA meetings as they help me stay positive. I would be lying if I said this was easy, but I have stopped crying so much...I'm taking it one day at a time. Thank you for checking up on me! Please continue to do so. I hope you are doing well! Thanks! -Sincerely, M2185
  23. Thank you ladies! I wasn't called in to test today either thank goodness!

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