the last thread got shut down for legal purposes i suppose. I will do my best to post these questions in a better, non legally comprimising format...Sorry! 1. Has anyone ever heard of a hair test...
ive heard of false positives when someone was around a lot of marijuana smoke in tight quarters(car, smoke shop, etc.) but we were in a fairly large room, but im not sure what the tolerances are.....
sorry for a dumb question, but i cant get my mind off of it, so here we go.^ my brother and i are on vacation traveling europe. We have been staying in hostiles which is good and bad. The good thing...
You guys/gals are awesome. Thank you for having open minded and realistic answers... I fully expected to hear 99 percent of the gateway drug stuff, but i think you guys now see where i'm coming...
Roy Fokker- Thank you very much for your time/ideas... But my question for you is, how would they EVER know? How could they use it against someone if they never find out? I wouldn't even be in the...
Rac nc o3- great post. The urine test ins't a concern at all for me. Its the hair test i'm a little more worried about... I'm not sure if that should even be a concern as i wont be in the program for...
OK.. I know this is a wierd thread, but I'm just curious if anyone can come up with a reason NOT to. I DONT smoke. Its not really for me, i keep a busy life working full time as a supervisor, and i go...
Yes. Very much so! Thank you soo much for your time. To tell you the truth, the reason i'm asking is because a couple years ago i got caught trying to get into a 21 and up club with a fake id. It was...
ok. So you just get the education, find a hospital that needs your skills, and they take care of the rest???? Thanks a whole lot! I know this post sounds stupid, but your time and info are MUCH...
maybe i was totally confused? Ok then..... To be a crna, do you just have to be insured? If so, how does that work? You just pay a certain percent of waiges, and then if someone sues, your covered?...
Quick question... I know many doctors are "bonded." To become a crna, do you have to get bonded, or just insured? How does that work, whats the difference? thanks a