i need some help

They do when they are at fault. This story was nonsense from the get-go.

 

You need to be very persistant in applying everywhere... you might try smaller outfits (o/o's needing a codriver) since they are less likely to have a blanket policy against a recent felon. Prime is a possibility... I drive for them and like the company.

A tip... be very open and honest about everything. The criminal record is something that will have all employer's "antennae" up, so even the slightest thing that is unmentioned and becomes a surprise will be a show stopper for you.

I heard a program on Roaddog the other morning... it was one of the very early shows. They did an interview with a woman who does a lot of placement with felons. You might want to contact them, and see if you can get her name...

 

Yes. Specifically your implication that a selective seratonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI, paxil, lexapro, zoloft, celexa, buspar) or benzodiazepine (xanax, ativan, valium) could, through any intended or unintended mechanism, cause you to be violent to another person.

In addition to anxiety, they are prescribed for anger management. In 70% of people, they do practically nothing at all. For the luckier people they are mood stabilizers. You are less affected by your surroundings but not in a way that affects your inhibitions like alcohol. It's like saying you smoked a bowl and then clubbed a nun with a bat. It's just not going to happen. If you had planned to prior to taking the medicine, you'd be much more likely to "put it off" for later and not care.

"Bad reactions" from these drugs are not cognitive, and can't be. It includes things like drowsiness, lack of energy, in some cases rash. There are also no autopilot events like in some cases with sleep medications such as Ambien, night driving and raiding the fridge.