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Hang tough. I quit smoking in 1997. I quit cold turkey after cutting back

on the amount of and length of time between each and then one day I said that

is it I don't have to have them. I quit and have not looked back. I refuse to

start back any though there have been plenty of stressful time that I could

have given in. I smoked 2 and 1/2 packs a day for 36 years and I just can't

stand the thought of starting back and clogging up my blood vessels again.

A. B.

LAP RNY 3/22/03

Dr. Steve Weinstein, MD.

Mobile, Alabama

BMI 65/43

386/259-127LBS.

59 years old

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Hang tough. I quit smoking in 1997. I quit cold turkey after cutting back

on the amount of and length of time between each and then one day I said that

is it I don't have to have them. I quit and have not looked back. I refuse to

start back any though there have been plenty of stressful time that I could

have given in. I smoked 2 and 1/2 packs a day for 36 years and I just can't

stand the thought of starting back and clogging up my blood vessels again.

A. B.

LAP RNY 3/22/03

Dr. Steve Weinstein, MD.

Mobile, Alabama

BMI 65/43

386/259-127LBS.

59 years old

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I was a smoker. I quit and had been smoke free for almost 6 months, but

stress at work got to

me and I'm smoking again. :-(

Missouri

post op 8/12/3

279/168/?

dawn6ft@... wrote:

> How many of you were smokers when you had your surgery?

>

>

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I was a smoker. I quit and had been smoke free for almost 6 months, but

stress at work got to

me and I'm smoking again. :-(

Missouri

post op 8/12/3

279/168/?

dawn6ft@... wrote:

> How many of you were smokers when you had your surgery?

>

>

>

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i was a smoker after surgery too.. but i am 6 yrs post op and i have quit

smoking the beging of this month

Chilton wrote:

I was a smoker. I quit and had been smoke free for almost 6 months, but

stress at work got to

me and I'm smoking again. :-(

Missouri

post op 8/12/3

279/168/?

dawn6ft@... wrote:

> How many of you were smokers when you had your surgery?

>

>

>

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i was a smoker after surgery too.. but i am 6 yrs post op and i have quit

smoking the beging of this month

Chilton wrote:

I was a smoker. I quit and had been smoke free for almost 6 months, but

stress at work got to

me and I'm smoking again. :-(

Missouri

post op 8/12/3

279/168/?

dawn6ft@... wrote:

> How many of you were smokers when you had your surgery?

>

>

>

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thank you

Heavenly Scents Candle Company

Vickie

523 Dickson Circle

Sherman, Texas 75090

website: www.heavenlyscentstx.us

e-mail: rasmith@...

Re: Smoking

Dear Vicki,

Try doing what I did. First off just cut back everyday on how many you

smoke.

Then I started leaving my cigarettes in an out of the way place so I would

have to get up to get one. Each day wait a little longer before you have

that

first cigarette. By doing these thing you are gradually decreasing the

amount

of nicotine and therefore making it easier to quit without heavy

withdrawals.

Then one day when I went to get that first cigarette I just said no and

never

looked back. Stand strong and don't let yourself be tempted. Everytime

you

think about a cigarette make yourself think of something else. Keep a

sugarfee

mint in your mouth and keep your hands busy also. This is what worked for

me

and I had a real addiction after 36 year at two and a half packs a day.

Hope

this will work for you. Last of all never take not even one little draw

off

of another cigarette.

A. B.

LAP RNY 3/22/03

Dr. Steve Weinstein, MD.

Mobile, Alabama

BMI 65/43

386/259-127LBS.

59 years old

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thank you

Heavenly Scents Candle Company

Vickie

523 Dickson Circle

Sherman, Texas 75090

website: www.heavenlyscentstx.us

e-mail: rasmith@...

Re: Smoking

Dear Vicki,

Try doing what I did. First off just cut back everyday on how many you

smoke.

Then I started leaving my cigarettes in an out of the way place so I would

have to get up to get one. Each day wait a little longer before you have

that

first cigarette. By doing these thing you are gradually decreasing the

amount

of nicotine and therefore making it easier to quit without heavy

withdrawals.

Then one day when I went to get that first cigarette I just said no and

never

looked back. Stand strong and don't let yourself be tempted. Everytime

you

think about a cigarette make yourself think of something else. Keep a

sugarfee

mint in your mouth and keep your hands busy also. This is what worked for

me

and I had a real addiction after 36 year at two and a half packs a day.

Hope

this will work for you. Last of all never take not even one little draw

off

of another cigarette.

A. B.

LAP RNY 3/22/03

Dr. Steve Weinstein, MD.

Mobile, Alabama

BMI 65/43

386/259-127LBS.

59 years old

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  • 10 months later...

Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when you

can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis for

this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you light up.

Maddie

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when you

can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis for

this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you light up.

Maddie

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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You should probably ask your OS, but I think you have to wait until

the incision are healed to avoid any chance of infection.

Marsha

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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You should probably ask your OS, but I think you have to wait until

the incision are healed to avoid any chance of infection.

Marsha

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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That's what I did. I quit the day of the surgery, knowing the worst would

be behind me once I get home. The most terrible days are the first 4 ones,

and I was on morphine when I went through them... You can't actually ask

for anything easier ;-)

Today, this exact day, I celebrate my 7th month being a non smoker :)

(and my CD & DVD collection has since grown a lot !)

Ray

>

> Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

> weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

>

> If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when you

> can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis for

> this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you light up.

>

> Maddie

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That's what I did. I quit the day of the surgery, knowing the worst would

be behind me once I get home. The most terrible days are the first 4 ones,

and I was on morphine when I went through them... You can't actually ask

for anything easier ;-)

Today, this exact day, I celebrate my 7th month being a non smoker :)

(and my CD & DVD collection has since grown a lot !)

Ray

>

> Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

> weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

>

> If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when you

> can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis for

> this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you light up.

>

> Maddie

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> >

> > i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

> how

> > long i should wait until i can smoke again

about how long does it take to heal?

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> > i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was wondering

> how

> > long i should wait until i can smoke again

about how long does it take to heal?

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I know. You don't want this message/sermon.

But if you haven't since Dec. 17th, why in the world do you want to

start up again???? You have a most excellent opportunity to continue

having quit! You've knocked a hole in the habit already! (And

congratulations for staying away from them!)

I have seen the treatment for throat cancer in someone I love, and

trust me -- no good flavor, habit-satisfaction, weight control, ease

of anxieties is worth what that does.

Please, please. Yes, I am fanatic on this subject. But honestly, it

does nothing good for you, delays your healing, corrupts your

tissues and can cause you pain and illness beyond belief. And that's

not an opinion, nor a prejudice. It's the truth. If you don't

believe me, ask a radiologist who treats throat cancer patients.

Many people here are uneasy about catheters or intubation. Honestly,

they are a walk in the park on a beautiful day, compared to the

treatment for throat cancer.

C.

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was

wondering how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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I know. You don't want this message/sermon.

But if you haven't since Dec. 17th, why in the world do you want to

start up again???? You have a most excellent opportunity to continue

having quit! You've knocked a hole in the habit already! (And

congratulations for staying away from them!)

I have seen the treatment for throat cancer in someone I love, and

trust me -- no good flavor, habit-satisfaction, weight control, ease

of anxieties is worth what that does.

Please, please. Yes, I am fanatic on this subject. But honestly, it

does nothing good for you, delays your healing, corrupts your

tissues and can cause you pain and illness beyond belief. And that's

not an opinion, nor a prejudice. It's the truth. If you don't

believe me, ask a radiologist who treats throat cancer patients.

Many people here are uneasy about catheters or intubation. Honestly,

they are a walk in the park on a beautiful day, compared to the

treatment for throat cancer.

C.

>

> i got upper jaw surgery on friday december 17th and i was

wondering how

> long i should wait until i can smoke again

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Good for you, and your lungs and throat and mouth tissues thank you,

too!

Hey, I heard a " Ray Carbone " serving as a financial expert on a PBS

program lately. Was that you? (At least I think it was finance that

was his expertise...)

C.

> >

> > Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

> > weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

> >

> > If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when

you

> > can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis

for

> > this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you

light up.

> >

> > Maddie

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Good for you, and your lungs and throat and mouth tissues thank you,

too!

Hey, I heard a " Ray Carbone " serving as a financial expert on a PBS

program lately. Was that you? (At least I think it was finance that

was his expertise...)

C.

> >

> > Don't hate me, but how about never? You've already gone over two

> > weeks without cigarettes -- you're almost there!

> >

> > If you aren't ready to quit, I'd say ask your surgeon about when

you

> > can smoke again. I don't know why, and I have no medical basis

for

> > this, but I think your incisions should be healed before you

light up.

> >

> > Maddie

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Hehe! No, it wasn't me. Carbone comes from the table of periodic

elements (Carbon, in English, or Cabone, in French)... on a day I was

totally lacking imagination, I picked this as a suitable nickname :-)

Ray

>

> Good for you, and your lungs and throat and mouth tissues thank you,

> too!

>

> Hey, I heard a " Ray Carbone " serving as a financial expert on a PBS

> program lately. Was that you? (At least I think it was finance that

> was his expertise...)

>

>

> C.

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Hehe! No, it wasn't me. Carbone comes from the table of periodic

elements (Carbon, in English, or Cabone, in French)... on a day I was

totally lacking imagination, I picked this as a suitable nickname :-)

Ray

>

> Good for you, and your lungs and throat and mouth tissues thank you,

> too!

>

> Hey, I heard a " Ray Carbone " serving as a financial expert on a PBS

> program lately. Was that you? (At least I think it was finance that

> was his expertise...)

>

>

> C.

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