KCLow

I am not in the right either. I self treated a knee injury with a family members med. this is why I am wondering if I should do the treatment prior to contact because I have no way of proving that it was an isolated event.

The attorney I had contacted had told me to just send them the complaint when it is received (felt a little brushed off by that). I do not have an addiction but considered if I should do an outpatient program prior to contact by BON to please them. But I also don't want to give myself the label of an addict when I do not have an addiction.

Help! I was terminated from my job for a fail drug test. They told me they were filing a complaint stating I had a high diversion risk score and failed a drug screen. It has been 2 months and I still have not heard from board of nursing. I am trying to get another job at the moment but it is tough when I tell them I was fired for a failed drug screen. I am open for any advice but I guess my biggest question is, shouldn't they have contacted me by now to notify me of the complaint or something? Any advice in this situation is welcomed! I plan to hire an attorney when they contact me.