no one wants to shorten their life, have a heart attack, and or stroke, and be hooked to an oxygen mask either..the choice is yours! Terri
Re: Hmmmm good old smoking This sounds like that cigarette character on Doonesbury...Mr. Butts is it? I personally think that it takes great strength to give up smoking. I think that you will find in this instance, the quitter is actually the winner. Nothing illustrates the dangers of smoking more than a person struggling to breathe with emphysema or better yet a person sucking on a cigarette through a stoma (surgically inserted hole in a person's trachea). Except for maybe the countless number of deaths attributed to smoking every year. For those who continue to smoke...think about it. You can do it if you really want it (better health, more money, sense of smell again). For those who have chosen to give it up...keep up the good work. You already seem to be reaping the benefits of being smoke-free. We are proud of you.
49 days, 1 hour, 1 minute and 1 second smoke free. 981 cigarettes not smoked. $171.50 and 7 days, 11 hours of your life saved. Your quit date: 11/18/2004 8:00:00 AM ALMOST TO 50 DAYS AND 1000 SMOKES!! KEEP IT GOING EVERYONE!!
My Stats: Your Quit Date is: 11/27/2004 11:15:00 PM Time Smoke-Free: 39 days, 22 hours, 49 minutes and 16 seconds Cigarettes NOT smoked: 999 Lifetime Saved: 7 days, 15 hours Money Saved: $175.00 Great job Matt. It feels sooooo good, doesn't it?? Terri
