I quit September 14, 1977.
Same day I forced my mother to quit, three days before her death.
Wasn't that hard for me, I'd only been smoking 22 years at that point.
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Well heck, My white blood cell count is 17,900 and the nurse said something about discs being abnormal....................
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Same day I forced my mother to quit, three days before her death.
Wasn't that hard for me, I'd only been smoking 22 years at that point.
22yrs is a long time. Took me @ 13 months. Slowly. But once I did, I pretty much stayed quit. I only had a very short relapse just after I quit. Haven't smoked since
Been smoking since I was 16 and 52 now. I use to buy smokes at the pool halls I hustled at as a teenager out of a candy machine. Smoked 4 packs a day on 72 hour missions in Iraq. That really got me hooked.
Time to quit or die now though.
Yep, like everything else when you get a little age on you
BrOOOOO. Thats kick ass news!
Now do a little of your part.......
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