Stories and experiences by: Andrew_P

Hi Everyone, It has been two years since i have quit smoking. First the good news. I no longer have to see an oncologist for all the nodules in my lungs as after 2 years my body has been able to remove all visible nodules. Secondly it has been 2 years and there is no longer any cancer of my bladder after surgery and chemo. I had smoked for 38 years when i was diagnosed with all these healt...

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Six months ago i smoked my last cigarette. I caught myself just the other day reaching in my pocket for a cigarette. Out of the blue this old habit just occurred. It really caught me off guard that i almost instinctively reached for a pack of cigarettes. needless to say there were no cigarettes to be found. This insidious product still has its hooks in me. however the longer i dont smoke...

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Six months ago i smoked my last cigarette. I caught myself just the other day reaching in my pocket for a cigarette. Out of the blue this old habit just occurred. It really caught me off guard that i almost instinctively reached for a pack of cigarettes. needless to say there were no cigarettes to be found. This insidious product still has its hooks in me. however the longer i dont smoke...

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Quit Experience - Month Five. I am Fifty Two Years old and have been a two pack a day smoker since i was 15 Years Old. I was diagnosed with Bladder Cancer in September 2019. I immediately quit smoking. I was so scared that I was going to die that smoking was not always on my mind. However after months I still wanted to smoke and always fixated on smoking. I can say the desire to smoke has l...

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