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Tyme2B

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  1. Great article on what to possibly expect. Not everyone goes through this but most will in varying degrees. I did but it goes away....time heals. Just winning at quitting is a real “upper!” Totally worth it!
  2. I am very sensitive to Melatonin so I use the liquid form that comes with a dropper. The pills can contain magnesium citrate which is a natural laxative so read the label before purchasing Melatonin. For those who suffer from insomnia with their Quit, Melatonin can be very effective in my experience! I find it helps me get to sleep....for me that’s all I need. If staying asleep all night is an issue you would be best to speak to your Physician. Your Pharmacist can advise you if Melatonin could react adversely with any other meds you may be taking & advise on dosage. Less than 1 mg works for me!
  3. Hey! I agree! My sticky Quit has finally arrived! About tyme...pun intended lol! Thanks so much for remembering ?
  4. Congrats to you on a well fought battle! You are doing an amazing job & best of all winning! Yahoo!!!!
  5. Thanks so much Everyone! I am SO happy to be 2 months smoke free & I am starting to feel better! Your support is SO appreciated! And thanks Nosmokinjo! I’m so amazed you remembered! Thank you! ?
  6. I have most certainly maintained my Quit since having a bilateral pulmonary embolism. It was diagnosed as “Unprovoked” meaning no cause found with testing. Smoking causes blood to clot faster than normal so I really have to wonder if mine was due to smoking....just no proof. Who in their right mind would smoke after this? ?
  7. Not on the site everyday but still NOPE!
  8. HUGE CONGRATS Doreen! I am SO HAPPY for your accomplishment! You have done well Girl! ?????
  9. The Good: I’m alive. I’m not smoking and have no cravings at all, whatsoever to smoke after what I have been going through. I’m starting to feel better and the pain & shortness of breath is gradually easing on Anticoagulant Drugs. The Bad: I have Pulmonary Emboli in both lungs. Spent Thursday in the Hospital & a CT Scan found the source of this horrible pain & scary shortness of breath The Ugly: Pulmonary Emboli can kill you. They are blood clots most commonly caused by a deep vein thrombosis that starts in a leg or arm. These clots can go to the heart, lungs or brain. Any age group can be a target. They CAN be deadly. Smoking IS in the list of Causes of Pulmonary Embolis. Smoking destroys the lining of blood vessels over time & allows clots to shed off from those blood vessels. I will be finding out the cause of mine at a Thrombus Clinic. I have no desire to smoke at all. I am one month into my Quit. Just experiencing the pain & shortness of breath is enough to cause fear of a repeat...and these embolus issues do recur. No one is an exception unless maybe if you are on anticoagulants. Just DON’T SMOKE!
  10. Nope! Have not been on site recently as I have been very ill with pulmonary emboli In both lungs. That kind of pain sure takes away cravings ? Even though the clots are not necessarily due to smoking, I’m sure glad to be NOPE ?
  11. Nope! And Happy Grandma Day to all the fellow Grandma’s out there!
  12. Welcome back Michelle! Whatever you need to do in this tough journey is okay. I use gum. It helps. Glad you are doing this journey too! We’re all on the same page here...QUIT.

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