Leah2020

I don't know how you and I can privately communicate? But I'm willing.

Just my Peth through the evaluator's testing was positive. Since then, I refused inpatient rehab and I'm waiting to hear from DOH. There was no emergency action, so that's positive. I go every 30 days on my own accord for a Peth that gets sent to the DOH investigator. As once I knew I couldn't drink any alcohol I stopped.

During ipn intake/initial phone interview, case manager asked me if I drink. I said yes. That would have been a good time to tell me alcohol is considered a substance and would be part of testing. The ipn perpetuates the need for their existence and the evaluators generate their own clientele. Also of mention, I withdrew consent for the ipn to share my information with the DOH. Ipn sent my entire file to DOH. There's nothing for me to hide from DOH. But the ipn case manager did break the law. Not sure what/if anything will come of that. I have done both, nothing wrong, and all I can. Thank you.

Nov 2021 I informally complained about ratios and was targeted for reasonable suspicion drug testing which came back negative, including BAC. At that time I got my own testing include follicle. My employer (LH) ran a chart audit and I had to meet with drug diversion specialists. I had no inventory issues, nothing missing, no undocumented wastes. LH still had me go to the ipn. Intake with case manager includes being informed to refrain from substances. BE AWARE ALCOHOL IS CONSIDERED A SUBSTANCE. I had my evaluation with an ipn approved addiction psychiatrist at a facility in Tampa. Additional drug testing: follicle, urine, blood, breathalyzer. It took 1 day short of a month for the Dr to send his report to ipn case manager. My recommendation was 4 weeks inpatient rehab, intensive outpatient treatment, 3-5 years of monitoring... for alcohol. Evaluators test for an enzyme which is only formed in the presence of alcohol. I had no idea I wasn't allowed to have drinks. My time span covered Christmas and new years eve. The timespan a Peth covers is a few weeks. I'm not a DRINKER but I do drink alcohol. I've never been in any type of trouble with any substance. Also, as a reason to support his treatment recommendation the Dr included PPD from 1998. 1998. 24 years ago. I refused the treatment recommendation and ipn has reported me to DOH. I got an amazing attorney. I immediately got my own Peth test which was negative and my attorney has me take a Peth test every 30 days which are all negative. DOH investigator has made contact, 2 months ago, and no emergency action was taken on my nursing license and I was permitted to renew my license. Attorney responded to the investigator and he is who my negative peth tests go to. And now I wait. An undisclosed amount of time this will take. I hear "the Summer." DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL NOT A SINGLE DROP. 1 drink (or about 5 in my case) isn't OK. It has to be absolutely negative.

My girl and I both got in Lee traditional and I made a private Facebook group: FSW Lee ASN 2020 (If someone else wants to admin the group that would be awesome.) For future applicant pools who scour posts for hope and insight like many of us did: Me 9 classes 84.7 (85) TEAS 3.11 73 points Daughter: 9 classes 83 TEAS 3.77 GPA 76 points

LOL. OFFICIALLY UNFOLLOWING THIS THREAD. (see you all in August)

Good luck. Just think of the July 25th FSW date as a 2nd shot. I took it twice, coincidentally the 2nd time at USF. Reading, I never improved my reading score. I love reading for learning but not for test practice, yuck. A&P is tough, have to have a broad sprinkle of knowledge, A&P my strength, I scored low 80's and some questions I just stared at the screen shaking my head. Just.. A&P A&P A&P. I practiced language mechanics with elementary school work sheets. I.got 100% correct for math. Because I memorized and practiced formulas and the metric system and I'm just really good at moving numbers around quick and understanding what a word problem is asking. And I love linear equations, the more letters in my math, the happier I am.

GPA is of admission with all classes completed, the admission profiles for fall 2017: Charlotte GPA 2.93-4.0 TEAS 66-87 Points 59-83 Collier GPA 3.23-4.0 TEAS 72-93 Points 63-95 Lee GPA 2.97-4.0 TEAS 72-91.3 Points 65-100

3.11 9 classes 84.7 teas 73 points

Thank you for the reminder, and we do know... We're jus5 biding, operating on rationale, using timeframes and response patterns know to us from prior applicant pools.

I think it's been a couple years since there have been enough applicants to fill Charlotte ANEW that met the minimum criteria

May 15th.

I know several students hoping the numbers for Charlotte ANEW work. I think it's been a couple years?

At the end of last week an applicant received indication there will be Charlotte ANEW. Today an applicant walked by Wendy's office and theres a sign that reads, she's out of the office today. I suggested, all of nursing admin is sitting at starbucks/a bar with their laptops composing acceptance emails. So I searched for "FSW out of the office". Seems Edna was out of her office back in July 2017............ I'm pathetic, and anxious, and dead now.

I was just thinking of how fortunate we are. To have FSW. Between just south of sarasota/Bradenton and the everglades and from inland east coast all the way across to the gulf of Mexico in between... the only public college to offer ASN is our awesome little school! The quality of our awesome little nursing program is the very best in all that geography! Very fortunate. Feein' it today yall :)