I used to be a heavy smoker
@OreoBrownie (3755)
Commerce, Georgia
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@TiarasOceanView (70020)
• United States
16 Apr 17
I quit so many times.
Started at the age of 14.
I am sorry I ever picked it up.
But now I have been quit for over a year.
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@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@TiarasOceanView yayyyy for you Oshy.
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@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
My dad smoked Ocean and so did my brother.
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@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@Shavkat thank you for saying that.
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@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
Nice that she stopped and not easy.
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@buenavida (9984)
• Sweden
16 Apr 17
Well done! My dad stopped smoking after about 59 years.. he started at age 10.. He really loved to taste the food after having stopped..
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@buenavida (9984)
• Sweden
17 Apr 17
@OreoBrownie - My lungs healed - I never smoked, but I had asthma, and it is gone now.. I took the Neolife food supplements and suddenly I could breathe without cortison and other ashma medicine..
My dad did not live so long after having stopped, but he really enjoyed the time after he left smoking..
@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@buenavida Wow! He smoked a long time. Lungs heal themselves to a certain degree. My lungs healed some but I still have COPD.
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@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
59 years is a long time to smoke.
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@1hopefulman (45111)
• Canada
16 Apr 17
Fantastic that you have been smoke-free for all these years. Planet earth thanks you! 
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@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@1hopefulman I hadn't thought about helping the planet, but I guess if everyone quit, it would certainly help the planet.
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@1hopefulman (45111)
• Canada
1 May 17
@workathomefan I dream of the day when no one will smoke anymore as I don't see any good from smoking. 
@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
Good for you being smoke free Felix.
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@louievill (28846)
• Philippines
16 Apr 17
How many packs did you smoke in a day?
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@louievill (28846)
• Philippines
17 Apr 17
@OreoBrownie that's quite heavy and a lot, good thing you stopped.
@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@louievill I smoked between 1.5 to 2 packs a day.
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@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@Happy2BeMe thank you. It means a lot that you gave notice.
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@Happy2BeMe (99353)
• Canada
17 Apr 17
@OreoBrownie I know it is not an easy thing to do. I never smoked but my fiance does and he tried a few times but never succeeded.
@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
I agree good that she quit.
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@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
16 Apr 17
i'm happy for you. although we don't have a problem with smoking or drinking, weight is more of a problem in my family.
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@OreoBrownie (3755)
• Commerce, Georgia
17 Apr 17
@hereandthere weight is a problem in my family too. My daughter lost over 100 pounds but she has gained about 30 pounds back.
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@shivamani10 (11035)
• Hyderabad, India
16 Apr 17
yes. It is very difficult. I think nobody has prompted you. This must have taken place all of a sudden.
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@homebasedbobbie (1080)
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19 Apr 17
Wow! That's good. You managed to take yourself away from smoking. Some couldn't even resist it.
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@workathomefan (8957)
• Prairieville, Louisiana
1 May 17
I agree some people can not quit smoking.
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@homebasedbobbie (1080)
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1 May 17
@workathomefan Yeah That's right. My cousin once tried to quit. He ended up very sick and had to get back to smoking and he's well the next day. weird.
