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Bruce why do you write in riddles...I have no idea what you are saying in this comment

I have yet to read about a concrete example of someone getting caught for diagnosis over 20 years ago. If the FAA had this power, they wouldn’t need to ask you to fill out the form.

Do your medical records from 20 years ago even exist….

found this online, my guess is no: "In all cases when a drug test is reported as positive with dilution or positive dilute, it is always a positive drug test. A test result reported as a Negative Dilute is not a positive and should not be a violation of employer policy."

you get this figured out yet?

lol the information we have is obviously not the same information the judge will have. I assume op is smart enough to not tell the judge everything

Any good lawyer will obviously argue that OP had every right to refuse a breathalyzer. It’s perfectly within his right to do so because HE WAS NOT DRIVING. He was a pedestrian. Ultimately, it will depend on what op argues. He will need to explain to the judge why he was driving erratically...

Yeah and I’m saying, given the info we have, there is not enough evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that he was driving under the influence, how are you not following?

Yah, you need hard evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to send someone to prison for murder

yes, witnesses who said he was driving erratically. Doesn't mean he was drunk while driving, could just be an awful driver

the difference is, if someone gets pulled over while driving, the cop saw with his own eyes that this person was driving with symptoms of being drunk. In this case, the cop does not have that.

Looking for success stories of people who got class 1 medical with an anxiety diagnosis with no history of medication.

that's what I thought...there is no indication on my report that would suggest my sample was split, or there was a confirmation test done on it.

Thanks doc, yes I do have the visit summary that states: costochondritis

that's what im thinking, but will confirm with my AME

the medxpress form states: "have you visited any health professionals within the last 3 years" Now the second part of the form asks: have you EVER...but no part of the form ever asks have you ever had costochondritis. The closest question would be: have you ever been diagnosed with heart of...

Sorry for the confusion. The test IS NOT DOT. The test is also presumptive/qualitative, and a confirmation test was never performed on the positive result. The FAA asks for "verified positive", so I feel like this doesn't count as verified?

Alright completely forgot about this, but I went to urgent care for chest pain a while ago (almost 3 years but not quite), which means I will have to report this to medxpress since it's been under 3 years. My question is, should I just wait a couple of months before applying so that I don't...

does it matter that the test is presumptive/qualitative? It was not a definitive test. The notes of the test state: "This drug test is for medical treatment only. These results should be used only by healthcare providers to render diagnosis or treatment". The notes also specify the results were...

it was not split. My original specimen was thrown out when my doctor requested a retest...