New Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy

[mshunter]

The cost was a huge motivating factor for me. There were others, but it was at least the second on the list.

I looked at all my receipts for a week, did the math on how much the smokes were....basically came out to spending $3200-3500 a year on cigarettes.

Yeah, money is one of my motivating factors. It's a friggin car payment a month. I could upgrade to a pretty damn nice car....that didn't smell like cigarettes... if I quit. Plus, I wouldn't have to have my daughter break my heart and ask me to stop. Nicotine is a hell of a drug.

 

[killbilly]

Yeah, money is one of my motivating factors. It's a friggin car payment a month. I could upgrade to a pretty damn nice car....that didn't smell like cigarettes... if I quit. Plus, I wouldn't have to have my daughter break my heart and ask me to stop. Nicotine is a hell of a drug.

PM me and I'll tell you about the rest of it....

 

[knot4u]

PM me and I'll tell you about the rest of it....

If you were able to successfully quit I'd like to hear your story. Can I get in on the PMs'?

 

[FalconNIB]

HIMS works if you allow it. With that being said, one must be open for help.

And yes, pilots with even one DUI usually are required to enter HIMS if the BAC was over .15 and they are career pilots.