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I QUIT SMOKING , YOU CAN TOO. I QUIT SEPT 27, 2012, SUPPORT EACH OTHER HERE
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Jeez CHL, I don't know. It sounds like it could be allergies maybe. Do you hold yourself differently maybe? Maybe that feeling comes when you stoop over and all your fluids move somewhere that makes you notice? Even I think that was a stupid possibility so ignore it. Hopefully somebody else has a better idea but you know the grill eh... see your doctor...
Don't let anything get you off track. I know that low-level depression thing. It's a dangerous little place where "that nasty little nicotine voice" can seem perfectly logical. It isn't though. It's waiting for you to weaken. Little demon that it is.
You're going to be fine. I know you will be. You are stronger than you know.
I don't smoke weed and never really did because it doesn't do anything for me so I don't know how stopping it can affect you. Do you go through withdrawals?
Quoting: Grumpy 32374491 Nah, there's no withdrawals for weed...lol... just the fact that you "think" you need to get stoned. If anything I may be a little irratable I've been smoking weed longer than cigs, so it is high time that I quit.... And I have a real suspicion that the weed is the real underlying cause of the "asthma" The problem is that I love the smell, look, taste and texture of it but just like the cigs, I know that it will eventually lead to an early death. Believe me after the age of forty and you've begun to realize that you have more days behind you than ahead, it's a VERY sobering reality Rambling again..... Weed isn't addictive, but it does work in conjuction with estrogen production. It makes you passive. That's too bad, because actually there's some benefits to Mary Jane and using the oil from it could really help heal cancer.
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