I drive for Prime. I take Sertraline 150 mg (the generic for Zoloft) and I told them about it from day 1. No problems with them and I'm still driving for them. I can't say whether or not all anti-depressants are accepted but it will save you time if you tell the recruiter up front. He will check for you. It's not in his financial interest to turn people away so if Prime will allow the med he will be happy to bring you on board. Prime often makes people get checked out by their own "in house doc" at Springfield. This doctor will call your healthcare provider to make sure that you are "stable".
You're the second person in your family to tell me that. See, everybody has jokes. "Freemason". Keep traveling, you've got much to learn. Welcome to ignore.
When I went in for orientation there was a guy in my group who told them about it ahead of time... He was on adderal ( I know it's more behaivioral than antidepressant) It took a while for them to determine if it was going to be a problem. They sent him home but because he told them about it they were good enough to psychos way home and told him to talk to his doctor about getting off the bed and come back later.
So don't these two sentences contradict each other? Isn't being in favor of legalization of weed a liberal value? Are you a liberal canned spam? No they can't and neither can you.
I own a truck, but I've never had to lease or finance to get here so I wouldn't know. How about you how many years worth of truck payments have you had to make? Have you ever needed meds to cope with all the stress caused by your payments? What's it like to make payments, and not just be able to lay down cash, does it suck? Ever had to drive 20yr old trash that breaks all the time and takes your paychecks, do you need any meds for that?
I thought beer was the answer. Maybe I've been doing it wrong all these years. 2 trucks and 3 trailers later..........
