SMOKERS

Now would ya'll quit TALKING ABOUT CIGARETTES!!!!

I WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANT ONE!!!

Hee~Hee...just kidding!!! **They stink**

Love u all~

Post edited by: sweetheartsuzee, at: 03/20/2008 14:10

The reason that I oppose these so-called sin taxes is that the burden is greater on the poor in society. The really wealthy couldn't care less, and to me that seems unfair.

teri

There is a new med that is suppose to be the magic bullet so to speak, but I do not now the name of it. Does anyone know about this new med?

i had wonderful success with it until i went through all the crap with this fibro stuff. some say it gives them nightmares,i had strange dreams but no nightmares, lots of gas though and i also lost my desire for coffee. soryy if i offended anyone in my earlier post. being a recovering alcoholic and addict i sometimes get a little sensative and for that i appologize. i am only expressing what i've learned and what i have experienced myself and of course in some cases what my family has experienced.

teri

During my flareup 4 years ago- Gosh I say that alot!!!- I felt bad for smoking so I quit for about 6 months. After doctors and drugs and supplements and EVERYTHING I became so depressed I didn't care anymore at the time. All regular doctors were saying I was healthy as a horse so I gave in again. I know at the time some of the doctors I saw thought I was wacked in the head and that hurt me so bad. I did my internship for Music Therapy at a Pysch. Hospital and it was the scariest thing- thinking I was turning into one of my former patients.

When someone asked me why I started again I said " I might as WELL smoke- all crazy people smoke!"- (I was thinking back to all the folks in the hospital going out for a smoke break in between therapy sessions.)

Hope that didn't offend anyone. I'm just being honest as to how I felt at the time. I have my own problems now with anxiety and depression because of fibro. Pretty humbling experience I'd say!