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Originally Posted by twoxland
u think? but do u know i dont mean to be a a!@ but i dont want your thoughts i want what the DOT says well i guess i should stop taking risperdal then, im not going down without a fight
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If I were you, I would try and see a physician and explain your new career path. Then he can get you on some different meds after researching the side effects. Think of it like a poker game. You have already shown your hand to prime. Don't be surprised if they put you all in with only 2 outs. Just take your losses and move on to another game.
Try to get on with another company after you see your doctor and don't falsify your dot medical records. Not saying that you would, but this will follow you especially if you have already disclosed and listed it on your long form. You usually sign a release to disclose information. DAC provides information about companies you work for,been fired from and applied to. If you are ever involved in a preventable accident with serious injuries, It's a paper trail any decent injury attorney can easily follow. Something will work out, just look at all of your options.