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In reply to the discussion: Posted without comment: [View all]forthemiddle
(1,459 posts)53. My mom was a lifelong smoker (along with everyone else in the family)
She successfully quit smoking "almost" 10 years ago. She was so excited to reach that decade point.......On the day before Thanksgiving she was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, and we are now in the throws of chemotherapy, and hoping she lives for her first Grandsons college graduation at the end on May.
I also quit smoking after 30 years, almost 2 years ago. I hope my luck is better than hers......
I will never be a smoke nazi, in fact I still love the smell of smoke wafting by, but it has killed my family's life, and I wish everyone would quit today.
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I am glad to say i got both of my parents to stop smoking in the past 2 years.
hrmjustin
Apr 2013
#8
You know, I wanted so much to smoke back in college, my dear JayhawkSD...
CaliforniaPeggy
Apr 2013
#14
Haven't smoked in three years I'm proud to say and it's true you do feel better.
Arcanetrance
Apr 2013
#50