Re: Day 2 no smoking

[Guest guest]

Sue and group;

Thanks Sue, I will do that. I appreciate the information. I quit

smoking just in time, I seem to have a chest cold. I won't be able to

take my humira injection. I was told if I think I was sick or had an

infection not to take the injection.

When I breathe I am very wheezy. It started a few days ago. It felt

like my asthma got bad. It seems like quitting smoking made it worse

but that is so silly. I been feeling sick for about a week now. It got

worse when I quit smoking.

Its my second day with out a cigarette. I am having a hard time

breathing. I may go to the ER today or my primary doctor. Take care

and God bless.

gentle hugs

Clora

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> Just call your doctor's office and tell them to mail you the results.

> They are obligated to do so. When I go to the lab and they take my

> blood, I just ask them to send me a copy of the results, and they

> always do.

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

I have a head cold, with what I think is sinus congestion. I also have

diarrhea. I am delaying my Enbrel injection, so I hope old Arthur

behaves himself until I can resume injecting.

Sue

On Sunday, December 7, 2008, at 07:21 AM, CLORA wrote:

>

> Thanks Sue, I will do that. I appreciate the information. I quit

> smoking just in time, I seem to have a chest cold. I won't be able to

> take my humira injection. I was told if I think I was sick or had an

> infection not to take the injection.

[Guest guest]

Sue, Dennis and group;

I see now I have a bad cold. I feel like it's a respitory

infection. If I lie down my head is all blocked up. I know I can't

take my humira injection. I will call my doctor in the morning for

an appointment.

My doctor had my c-pap turned down to low, my sleep apnea has

returend. I am now tired all day. I fell asleep in the chair in the

front room. He turned the c-pap down because of the migrains. I

still have the migraines but their not as intense. Maybe he can turn

the c-pap up half as far as it was before.

It's my second day without a cigarette. I think I will have a

cigraette and than remember I quit. What an aweful feeling. We all

was warned growing up it was an addiction or a habit. I quit for 3

years and I remember wanting a cigarette now and than but it is

definately not as bad as when one first quits.

I can hardly breathe. I can hear every breath I take. If I wanted a

cigrarette and I do, I can't smoke it anyway, I can't breathe very

good. I take spriva and 2 other inhalers and they are not helping

very good. I am so sorry that I did this to myself. At least I

forget about smoking some now. The nicotene patches are helping a

lot. Thanks for the info. I quit before and I can do it now.

I know about the Arthur brothers. My dad use to talk about them when

I was a kid. Every ache or pain they got was from the Arthur family.

Arthrits, Rheumatiod, Arthurporis and Osteo arthritis. Its a big

family of aches and pains. The Arthur family will never behave unless

we distract them from our attention lol. I felt a change the second

day I took my first INjection. I hope Arthur behaves for me too,

While I am off the Humira injections.

gentle hugs

Clora

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> I have a head cold, with what I think is sinus congestion. I also

have

> diarrhea. I am delaying my Enbrel injection, so I hope old Arthur

> behaves himself until I can resume injecting.

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

Clora, Being sick is an excellent motivation to quit smoking. Actually,

I quit when I had a bad case of the flu. I just stayed in bed all

weekend, and after that, I just took it one day at a time. I haven't

had the flu since I quit.

I know it's hard, but you can do it! We are all pulling for you!

Sue

On Sunday, December 7, 2008, at 04:31 PM, CLORA wrote:

>

> I can hardly breathe. I can hear every breath I take. If I wanted a

> cigrarette and I do, I can't smoke it anyway, I can't breathe very

> good. I take spriva and 2 other inhalers and they are not helping

> very good. I am so sorry that I did this to myself. At least I

> forget about smoking some now. The nicotene patches are helping a

> lot. Thanks for the info. I quit before and I can do it now.

[Guest guest]

Sue and group;p

Yes being sick makes it easier to quit. It's day 2 its been long and

sick. I appreciate everyone pulling for us. I been keeping my mind

occupied so I don't think about a cigarette.

The hardest time is after I eat. I crave it before I even finish my

meals. My brain is soooooooo mad at me right now. I seen the

commercials about the craving will decrease slowly and eventually get

use to no more nicatene.

I am so sick, I hate not being able to take my injections. I think

its a sinus infection too. My sides hurt from coughing so much. They

been complaining about the cold outside smoking. I told everyone

quit or freeze. I can't quit watching anyone smoking, It's just to

hard to watch them. Thanks everyone, I appreciate your kindness

during this hard time for me. God bless and take care

gentle hugs

Clora

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> Clora, Being sick is an excellent motivation to quit smoking.

Actually,

> I quit when I had a bad case of the flu. I just stayed in bed all

> weekend, and after that, I just took it one day at a time. I

haven't

> had the flu since I quit.

>

> I know it's hard, but you can do it! We are all pulling for you!

>

> Sue

>

>