JackH2104

interesting post, i'm a EMT in Philly with a transport company where probably 75% of our PT's are hospice and let me tell you when you have to deal with hospics nurses,facilities,social workers and family its an extremely stressful situation. There are so many people involved in it that things can get screwed up real easy. One being i come across full code hospice PT's all the time and that causes alot of confusionon who to call and also hospice PT's sometimes use the same ambulance service all the time, respite care, hospice at home who need to go into a facility for a test,injury etc. Alot of issue's do come up from the family because of different beliefs they have and may not be the PT's choice, i come across that ALOT. my best advise dont get wrapped up in it, you wont get anywhere and your only gonna beat yourself up over it and remember not all hospice are DNR so i think you the right decision was to continue in. i think i got your post right so hopefully this helps

All depends on what starte your in. Getting into a program wont be the trouble, its getting a EVOC but that does not mean you cant get it, just trust me i know,lol In PA you are givin a form to fill out about any issues you may of had, if this is what you have to do dont lie about it! Be honest, tell them it was a stupid, immature decision you made and its something you highly regret. Did you complete all your sentencing from the judge? Did you get ARD, which is where its wiped off your record after everything is completed? There is so much involved but its not as bad as it seems. Be honest, stop worrying and dont do it again and you will be fine. Good Luck!