Getting forced to haul a load, with a wrecked truck?

Has anyone had to deal with a DM that wouldn't, or couldn't understand what the word no means? Let's say, you were sitting in a truckstop, relaxing when all of a sudden a over-tired driver pulls in and noses in next to you, so tired he forgets he was pulling a 53 foot long trailer and rips the headlight, turn signal front mirror and side mirror off your truck, or damages it in a way that it no longer works as a headlight, turn signal, side mirror. Let's also say that you as a driver suffers a pulled neck muscle from bouncing around in a truck while someone remodels the front of your truck.

After talking to safety, who tells you not to take a load, your DM keeps telling you to pull that load, and won't let up, to the point that you put down the qualcomm and leave. Then the DM gets upset with you, and then shuts you down for a medical reason, just because he finally starts to read all the qualcomms you have sent over the last 24 hours. Then the doctor shuts you down for, yes, your neck just wasn't sore, you did something bad to it, and puts you in a neck brace. This angers your DM to the point where he orders you off the truck and onto a greyhound bus, where, you, and your neck will spend the next 4 days crossing the USA because you were on the wrong coast. But before that happens, your DM tells you the wrecker will be there shortly, and to grab your gear and get off and find your way to a greyhound station, in a town you've never been in before. And as you read this qualcomm the wrecker shows up, and you grab what you can, but are forced to leave around $500-750 worth of stuff on a broken truck. The wrecker driver is nice enough to drop you off at a greyhound station, where you were told that a ticket was going to be waiting for you, which it wasn't, so you try and call anyone you can before everybody leaves for a holiday weekend to get a ticket home, while you are trying to work around with having a nek brace and on painkillers.....

So the question is, is this normal for trucking?

 

Well, the name on the door of my truck doesn't say Swift, and the name on the door on his truck didn't say Swift....

And my company won't get back to me about my stuff in the truck! I'm about ready to just give up on trucking and take up something less stressful, like fingerpainting.

 

Funny little story add ons.

Nope, I don't have my stuff, and nobody will return my calls about my stuff, and when I finally got ahold of somebody, they said that they didn't have my stuff, unless it was in a pile of junk they have laying around their job (no joke) and that they don't know where my truck is. *I* know where the #### truck is, because I can track it on the internet, and while they have moved it out of the yard on Conley GA, it still is in the Alanta area.

I'm none too happy at the moment.