sassy sissy I am sorry for your situation. I have learned some info about getting legal help for nurses who are accused of allegedly using drugs, etc, etc. In Texas I know there are lawyers who specialize in representing fallen nurses in your similar situation. So there must be others in your state or a nearby state. If you are being railroaded then by all means look for these attorneys! Check the boards' legal dealings on previous cases and you should find some familiar legal names; and who knows, some nurses who can help advise you along the way. And most importantly your lawyer and you must convince your former coworkers to testify as to any alleged inappropriate behavior by former employer. Try not to subpoena them; it will surely antagonize them and jeopardize their jobs, etc.
Bottom line: You worked hard to get where you are today. Fight like hell for your right to practice nursing. If you haven't already, contact any physicians you know and visit with them; you may be surprised that someone will help you with gainfull employment. And of course you must repair your license first if it's restricted. Your lawyer should make that a priority.