Gah!!! im not happy with my recruiter

road dust - I think most people giving their $0.02 are giving advice worth about $0.02. These folks are not speaking from personal experience or from a medical background. The guy who claims to be an RN that states anxiety/panic disorder to be made up blows me away. I pray to God he never has to be the one providing care to myself or a loved one....or anyone for that matter.

 

Thanks Burgs. I agree 100%

 

Well, I really wanna drive a truck... But, i just have to wait... idk if i will ever end up with central.. because, well i am promised calls back, and the phone dosent ring. I call them and am told the question can be answered tomorrow. but maybe its for the best.. the universe saying.. nope nope nope....i may try again in the spring so we will see.

May the roads be smooth and your miles LONG!!!!

i wish everyone the best

-Effinia

 

Effinia, hang in there. I understand recruiters are really swamped with apps right now. Everyone is having a difficult time getting in.

 

Resolve your anxiety issues as soon as you can. If you have insurance see a psychiatrist if you haven't already, See a female psychiatrist, maybe you might have an easier time relating to another female than a male psychiatrist. Maybe she can help resolve some of your problems. And most of all KEEP TRYING. Call/email your recruiter once a week at least just to keep in touch so they know you are still out there. Eventually they WILL give you an answer. They told me that Mondays are the busiest day and would be the worst time for you to attempt to call them. I usually get a call back the same day on Wed and Thurs.

 

Effinia you can drive while taking a controlled substance. Refer to the FMCSR 391.41. Use fire to fight fire. This book is not just tool used to shut you down

(b) (12)(i) Does not use a controlled substance identified in 21 CFR 1308.11 Schedule I, an amphetamine, a narcotic, or any other habit-forming drug.
(b)(12)(ii) Exception. A driver may use such a substance or drug, if the substance or drug is prescribed by a licensed medical practitioner who:
(b)(12)(ii)(A) Is familiar with the driver's medical history and assigned duties; and
(b)(12)(ii)(B) Has advised the driver that the prescribed substance or drug will not adversely affect the driver's ability to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle; and
(b) (13) Has no current clinical diagnosis of alcoholism

The same safety regulation that disqualifies you could potentially requalify you if your doctor feels you are able to safely do your job. Cheers!

 

Looks like another board troll to me. You wont be around here long.

 

Why do you say that, Kansas? :smt102