So here's what happened............

[Guest guest]

Well anyway we went out to dinner tonight and I ordered a tonic and

lime with " No Alcohol " . The drink came to the table and as always I

had my husband taste it. He shrugged his shoulders and said " it tastes

clean to me. " But when I took a sip I picked up a deffinate taste of

something - I called the waiter who checked with the bartender and

sure enough there was gin in it. I was never a gin drinker so that's

probably why I didn't taste it right away. Well anyway a sip went

down. I tested earlier today so I hope I won't be tested again for a

few days. Big question is I'm getting ready to ask for transition. So

I'm torn - do I call my case manager and tell what happened or do I

wait to see it I get called for testing?

It's very obvious that this program in more punitive than supportive.

Suzanne

[Guest guest]

hi s,i might allow the proverbial sleeping dog to lie...most of the small amt you may have had is out of your system by now anyway...EtG change from a sip of a ?g & t would be trivial...regards,Suzanne <suzappel@...> wrote: Well anyway we went out to dinner tonight and I ordered a tonic and lime with "No Alcohol". The drink came to the table and as always I had my husband taste it. He shrugged his shoulders and said "it tastes clean to me." But when I took a sip I picked

up a deffinate taste of something - I called the waiter who checked with the bartender and sure enough there was gin in it. I was never a gin drinker so that's probably why I didn't taste it right away. Well anyway a sip went down. I tested earlier today so I hope I won't be tested again for a few days. Big question is I'm getting ready to ask for transition. So I'm torn - do I call my case manager and tell what happened or do I wait to see it I get called for testing?It's very obvious that this program in more punitive than supportive.Suzanne

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I concur with Robin

> Well anyway we went out to dinner tonight and I ordered a

tonic and

> lime with " No Alcohol " . The drink came to the table and as always I

> had my husband taste it. He shrugged his shoulders and said " it

tastes

> clean to me. " But when I took a sip I picked up a deffinate taste

of

> something - I called the waiter who checked with the bartender and

> sure enough there was gin in it. I was never a gin drinker so

that's

> probably why I didn't taste it right away. Well anyway a sip went

> down. I tested earlier today so I hope I won't be tested again for

a

> few days. Big question is I'm getting ready to ask for transition.

So

> I'm torn - do I call my case manager and tell what happened or do I

> wait to see it I get called for testing?

>

> It's very obvious that this program in more punitive than

supportive.

>

> Suzanne

>