Romulus0

u/Romulus0


r/depression•

I'm a 21 year old college student, been suffering from depression since I was 14 or so. My first year at college my Godfather passed and I got pretty heavily involved with drugs, not to mention I got drunk 6 days a week. I ended up dropping out, went home started working, the drugs didn't stop and I'd stopped taking my meds because they made feel like a zombie anyway, emotionless. I got busted and received six months probation.

That fall I enrolled at a new university to do what I truly love, working in the automotive industry. I still refused to take meds and wallowed through the first semester, and received excellent grades. By the second semester I'd made some excellent new friends who I

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r/Michigents•

Currently seeking employment (in storefront) with the company. I'm wondering if they've change they're drug testing policy at all in the past year or so. There was a guy I used to go to school with who was addicted to some pretty hard stuff, but still worked there. I talked to a friend of mine who had worked there, and for whatever reason they left me with the cliffhanger of drug policy could've changed. It's a stretch, but might anybody have any insight on this companies current policies?

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