Powerpuffgeezer
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that's what happens when you follow trends, it could be that your throat is now less protected from car fumes and dust. |
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jellybabe
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its the toxins leaving your body, same happens when you give up alcohol, chocolate, fizzy drinks, your body craves them until all traces have left and youll feel like cr*p for a week or so. But great job so far, keep going. |
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jammal
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i wish i were you. keep one |
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dave o
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soon you will feel better................please dont give up
I had cold after cold when i gave up,just didn't see the point in carrying on,but am glad i did
Perhaps your doctor can help in the meantime,you've got through the worst |
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dt
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your body just has to adjust to not smoking anymore and clears out all the bad toxins..well done for giving up and sticking with it..i gave up nearly nine months ago and went through the same but it does get better..you will feel the benefits from it..best of luck.. |
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poisonous_nightshade
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Your body it trying to get rid of all of the tixins from smoking, and you are probably experiencing withdrawal symptoms (similar to the withdrawal symptoms drug users experience). Stick it out, you will start to feel better.
Congrats on giving up, keep at it |
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Hedkandi
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my bf went thru the same thing..wait u'll start coughing out yellow stuff..which is a good sign..will take a year for u to recover...good luck! |
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Lynda Lou
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Don't worry - my doc told me when I packed up smoking that the first 3 months will be the worst. He said I would get every illness going and he was right. I had coughs, sore throats, headaches, aching joints - you name it and I had it. I promise after three months you will feel better. I have not smoked now for over 2 years and my chest no longer wheezes, I don't cough and I don't even think about smoking. I used the patches given to me by the doc. and within three months, I had stopped. So keep it up and don't give in. You're athsma will feel bad because you won't be coughing so much to clear your lungs, so go to the doc and possibly get a different inhaler to clear the mucus from your lungs. |
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huggz
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Your body is adjusting to not having nicotine, keep going though becuase what you are feeling will pass and you'll feel great.
Ex smoker of 8 years! |
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Adze
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I stuck it for five weeks, very feeling bad,weeks and all my
family told me to it was bad for me and my system
to pack in suddenly.Life is better now and i am
content just use Sabutamol puffer to keep me
tip top and my roll ups. |
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Best H
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Because you are getting rid of that devil
http://quit-smoking-in-3-hours.info |
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Carrie Bradshaw wannabe
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me too hun, im two and a half weeks in and im getting the same things! Not sleeping well either! Its just our bodies getting rid of all the bad stuff! Ill stick at it if you will! |
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jayemess
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Persevere. Things will get better.
Best of luck you deserve it. |
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Dwayne A.
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Hang in there "Homey"....It's just part of your NICOTINE WITHDRAWAL. |
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sandwell nurse!
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you will feel ill for a while, your body has to get rid of all the crap the smoking caused. you will probably start coughing loads of mucous off your chest. you will feel better , although this may take some time. it will all be worth it in the end. |
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thebear
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cigs have cough inhibitors in them, when you stop, all the rubbish on your chest want to escape I suppose. Well done though stick with it |
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rukia319
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I think your body is just working to get rid of all the toxins and nastyness, of coarse I could be wrong, in which case you might want to "consult a professional" lol
edit: here are some of the withdrawal symtoms: http://www.quitsmokingsupport.com/withdrawal1.htm |
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Catkin
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When I stopped smoking, I apparently went through some kind of automatic detox. It was like having a cold for 2 weeks but without the fever or body aches. It sounds like this is what you're going through & when it's over you'll feel great.
The same thing happened when I stopped eating meat, oddly enough.
Congratulations on your decision to quit smoking & good luck with it. I know it's tough @ first but it's so worth it. |
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