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In reply to the discussion: One year ago, today [View all]Prairie_Seagull
(3,643 posts)27. Outstanding, thank you.
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Similar story here. My dad stopped smoking after about 50 years in 1990 and lived another 19 years.....
Bengus81
20 hrs ago
#31
Two points about smoking. The first has always generated an unanswered question in my mind. The second was my.......
usaf-vet
19 hrs ago
#38
I've read that 25 years smoke free is as good as never-smoked for the body. . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
20 hrs ago
#19
You are a great role model on this! My mother quit smoking in her 40s and died in her 90s.
Bernardo de La Paz
2 hrs ago
#75
I have read most successful quitters failed at least once before. Anyone can quit
Bernardo de La Paz
20 hrs ago
#17
Yes, believing in yourself is key. Positive outlook can be learned and is self-sustaining. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
20 hrs ago
#20
I lost count of the number of times I tried to quit and the number of methods...
Native
19 hrs ago
#42
Congrats! Stay determined. Best thing you could do for your health and wallet
judesedit
20 hrs ago
#29
CONGRATS!! Question for baby boomers...How many of you NEVER smoked because of your parents smoking?
Bengus81
20 hrs ago
#32
Good for you, and continued success......I quit 5-2-2005. Was gonna be retiring in 2006
a kennedy
19 hrs ago
#40