does sears test for THC?
Q. I just got offered a postion at Sears and the pamphlet they gave me for the drug test has a list of what they test for, and i dont see THC on there. does anyone know if they will withdraw the ofer if i test positive for high levels of THC? well they list every substance besides THC which makes me wonder why it isnt listed
Asked by hardcoredrummerl - Sat Apr 5 19:23:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Try going to GNC and getting some Goldenseal products. I've known a few people who were able to pass drug tests by using those supplements to flush their system. Good Luck.
Answered by KNN - Sat Apr 5 23:20:29 2008

Sleeping, not sleeping, Cymbalta and Celxa?
Q. I'm a 27 year old female. Three months ago I went to the doctor because I was having difficulty sleeping. I often found myself unable to sleep at night and would get very little sleep for weeks on end. And then, alternately, I would do nothing but sleep for days on end. I asked for a sleeping pill to help straighten out my sleeping patterns, but he suggested that I might be having trouble with anxiety and depression. Rather than give me a sleeping pill, he put me on 60mg of Cymbalta. The first week of the Cymbalta I felt a lot better. He started me on 20mg to get my body used to the drug. I had a lot of nausea, but for the first time in a long time I started to feel motivated again. I started taking long walks and making the… [cont.]
Asked by whydotheheathenrage - Thu Aug 6 06:14:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Your medications are definitely not working for you. I also think you may be bipolar it runs in my family, and with your mothers history and your symptoms that may be the case. I don't know enough about a mild medication for bipolar. Have you thought of switching doctors? This one doesn't sound like he knows enough to treat you. Good luck.
Answered by humpty dumpty - Thu Aug 6 06:31:17 2009

CA Workman's' Comp; Disaster help!?
Q. Complicated Work Comp Case Basic Overview: A friend of mine has found himself in a horrible situation after 1 year of Work Comp case proceedings. The following facts are pertinent to his specific situation: in brief employment History: 1. Employed with employer 20+ years 2. Almost no Disciplinary or problems with employer until Company recently merged with another company and has since become "Self Insured". 3. Company began making constant demands for employee to sign "At Will" and "Acknowledgment" there of documents. 4. Employee got first write up in 20 years and asked to sign "at will" at the time of write up. Upon refusal to do so due to the contract stating that he was to carefully consider what he was signing, he was forced to a… [cont.]
Asked by Dr. K - Fri Aug 28 19:19:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Let me totally rewrite my answer. 1. The vast majority of the information you posted is irrelevant to a workers comp claim. 2. The question - is there hope? The answer - not much. 3. Mental issues of any kind are not covered under workers comp. As soon as you start trying to claim them, it red flags your claim. As far as I can tell, your wrist swelled up at work one day, and you waited two weeks to go to the ER to have it looked at. Wrist swelling cause was never diagnosed, and you don't mention if it ever went down, but you don't get disabled over a swollen wrist - you get light duty. 4. Your lawyer doesn't think you have much of a case, so he quit. Want a third opinion? Go to the local yellow pages, and look for an ad for… [cont.]
Answered by mbrcatz - Fri Aug 28 22:43:38 2009