Re: to the Nicotine Girls--keep faith!

[Guest guest]

HELP!

My heart and lungs (not to mention doctor and husband) have made it quite

clear that I MUST NOT SMOKE! It's been a little over 2 months now, sorry to

say I feel worse every day. Smacking on nicotine gum right now. If quitting

smoking is so good for you, why do I feel so terrible!!!

to the Nicotine Girls--keep faith!

> Dear Nicotine Girls,

> Keep at it! I admire your spunk! , 25 hours is WONDERFUL! Maybe

> next time you'll go 30...Just a thought...my mother quit when I was in

> fourth grade. She didn't quit " cold turkey, " she cut back gradually until

> she was off and then remained off. Any way you could pretend the

cigarettes

> are the Prednisone and taper? Who knows--our favorite med might be worth

> something after all!

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> Love,

> Ann-Marie

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[Guest guest]

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Many people feel worse after they quit smoking because of the withdrawal the

body goes through. Nicotine is a drug and your body goes through tremendous

changes in adjusting to no nicotine. It takes months and sometimes a year

or more for you to adjust. It is usually dependant upon the length of time

you have been smoking.

> HELP!

> My heart and lungs (not to mention doctor and husband) have made it quite

> clear that I MUST NOT SMOKE! It's been a little over 2 months now, sorry

to

> say I feel worse every day. Smacking on nicotine gum right now. If

quitting

> smoking is so good for you, why do I feel so terrible!!!

Gentle hugs,

Fern