To: Jim from C-Town
I never plan to start up again. When I smoked I experienced Bronchitis at least twice a year. Since I’ve quit, I’ve had bronchitis once, and pnuemonia once. I don’t miss smoking in the least. My problem now is allergies, which I believe were made worse over the course of the 13+ years that I smoked. Airborne particulate matter from burning fields or forest fires seriously impact me.
21 posted on
11/17/2011 10:01:34 AM PST by
SoldierDad
(Proud dad of an Army Soldier currently deployed in the Valley of Death, Afghanistan)
To: SoldierDad
allergies, which I believe were made worse over the course of the 13+ years that I smoked.Actually, I was told by an immunologist that when you stop smoking, you can develop allergies that you never had before.
27 posted on
11/17/2011 10:30:02 AM PST by
maryz
To: SoldierDad
Strangely enough, I breath easier than when i smoked, but the rest of me has gone to heck in a hand basket. I have had the worst and strangest health issues since I quit than at anytime while smoking.
Still, I miss it. It annoyed people and gave me something to do. I simply loved it and am only half kidding about starting again at eighty.
32 posted on
11/17/2011 10:40:45 AM PST by
Jim from C-Town
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