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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. i certainly do. i had had a couple episodes of sleep eating/walking on ambien but didn't appreciate that something this bad could happen. i also appreciate that i could have had my life ruined if the state's attorney wasn't reasonable and the judge simply chose to discredit my testimony (if i had actually testified).

really scary that your whole world can be ruined relatively easily. [/quote]

NP here. I don't want to pile on but you may have narrowly escape ruining / ending someone else's life. [/quote]

Back off. She didn't make the choice - this is a known (but rare) side effect of Ambien and she likely had no idea it was happening until she woke up in a crashed car.[/quote]

OP here. this is true, but whatever. pile on, i guess.  i count myself as fortunate because this incident got me to stop taking ambien altogether.  something much worse could have happened.

also, the firm's background check consent form asks for driver's license number, so i am guessing it involves pulling driving records.  after reading some of the above posts, though, i am not sure this is going to raise red flags.  as someone pointed out, it could look like i recklessly caused an accident and just didn't have my insurance card on me. they might not even ask about this. [/quote]

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