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Ihmbcm

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  1. Thank you all for your condolences. He was my little sweetie, there are no words. Yes, I find it very difficult to even get out of bed and shower let alone try to be normal at work. I mean...I still feel like I do my job well and safely. It's just hard. So back to the drug test. Say I take it and they say it comes back positive. Which likely it will. Then what? To the poster that was concerned about my meds, I don't take them at work. I been on them periodically long before I lost my son.
  2. I'm not surprised that I've been acting erratic. I've recently had a horrible tragic loss of one of my children. We also have a new nurse who seems to hate me. I have prescriptions for both vicodin and percocet. From what I've read hydrocodone metabolizes unto hydromorphone, so I should be safe right?
  3. Hi all, Sorry if this is in the wrong forum. I was told by my supervisor yesterday that there has been discrepancies with the dilaudid inventory, and that there has been reports that my behavior has been erratic. He told me I need to have a hair follicle test done to look for dilaudid. I have never taken it, but I have taken other opioid pain relievers (prescribed) in the past few months. I'm scared to death and don't know what to do. I don't understand hair follicle tests and google hasn't been much help. I'm scared that it could come back positive because of the other opioids I've taken. Thanks all

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