I am a 25 year old female, 108lbs, and drank a 12 pack of 3.2% beer yesterday. I was drinking from about 1pm-10pm. My last drink was about 10pm.

I have my monthly appointment with my P.O. and may have an ETG test on Friday around 2pm. I really don't know because she's only tested me once. But if she did that would be about 64 hours since my drink.

Is there anything I can do to ensure I pass? Take multi-vitamins? Exercise? Stay Hydrated (obviously)?

I've been considering thinking up a random reason why I can't make my meeting with my P.O. because I'm nervous. I already have one strike for admitting to alcohol use a while back. IF I fail I will go to jail for 1 year. Should I just cancel at the last minute? I can think up a whole lot of believable excuses. Plus its not like she would suspect I'm lying because I've never missed an appointment before and have been a star reporter to her.

What happens if you FAIL ?

I said that I would go to jail 1 year. That's why I'm considering calling last minute and canceling. I have transportation issues so it would be believable if I suddenly couldn't make it.

So while did you drink such a large amount, especially knowing you have a test AND failing would mean your freedom.
Doesn't seem sane, now does it ?

Yes, drink lots so your test will fail for urine dilution.

Isn't alcohol forbidden while you are on probation?

Is any one going to answer the question or just keep asking new ones?

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Originally Posted by purifiedx

Is any one going to answer the question or just keep asking new ones?

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No one on this site is going to help you pass this test that you have already jeopardized with drinking when you weren't supposed to.

I see you answered similar questions with all seriousness. People make mistakes. I have always followed what probation has asked of me but this week I had a bump in the road. Pass your judgements on someone else. You don't know a thing about me or how hard I've been trying to change my life this year. I messed up my sobriety of almost 8 months. We aren't all perfect.

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Originally Posted by purifiedx

I see you answered similar questions with all seriousness. People make mistakes. I have always followed what probation has asked of me but this week I had a bump in the road. Pass your judgements on someone else. You don't know a thing about me or how hard I've been trying to change my life this year. I messed up my sobriety of almost 8 months. We aren't all perfect.

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No, we aren't, but I unknowingly married into a family of alcoholics and know all too well what a "mistake" can lead to. Many of them are dead now because of the alcohol.

I am not your family members.

I just wanted to know if my chances of passing were in my favor. Obviously I'm not going to get my answer here so I'll get it elsewhere.

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Originally Posted by purifiedx

I am not your family members.

I just wanted to know if my chances of passing were in my favor. Obviously I'm not going to get my answer here so I'll get it elsewhere.

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I told you -- NO ONE on this site will help you pass.

That isn't helping me pass. I will either pass or not pass regardless of whether someone says I have a good chance or not. Good bye.