Mona

From what I have learned, the brain of a former smoker will never be the same as that of a never-smoker. We can put our addiction to sleep but we will always be addicts. Regarding feeling back to "normal", everyone is different. Prior to this quit, I had been quit for over two years. It didn't take too long to feel good, maybe a couple of months, but I felt different than I did as a smoker. As a smoker, I didn't need much sleep. I was expecting to have all this extra time as a non-smoker but that didn't end up being the case because I needed more sleep time. It took quite a while to learn how to deal with emotions as a non-smoker, maybe 6 months. That is also the amount of time it took to stop thinking about smoking for long periods of time. Based on your comments, it sounds like you're pretty close to your new "normal". Enjoy!

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What is the answer to the question?

Quitting smoking makes you need big pants

There is no such thing as a stupid question

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Be careful at work Mac! One bourbon, one scotch, one beer

I will miss reading your posts Boo. They are always packed with wisdom and delivered in a gentle way. My best to you and your family. Take care

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