Dont know where to put this

[Hick727]

Alright so im turning 18 pretty quick and im gonna try dip for the first time. I was told to get Skoal Apple Blend Pouches because they are best for beginners. But I heard skoal bandits are three times smaller. So should I do those instead because I heard if you get to much nicotine you throw up. So should I use Bandits or Apple Blend Pouches? Should I take it out right when i start to feel weird and then work my way up?

[gregg52]

leech

kinda funny sometime i had mine 2-3 days before the 4th

they put one of those stints in

i dont some of the meds i'm on but adjusting

hoping it snows as much as its raining

[leech~~]

leech

kinda funny sometime i had mine 2-3 days before the 4th

they put one of those stints in

i dont some of the meds i'm on but adjusting

hoping it snows as much as its raining

Two stints for me. Lost about 13 lbs in a month on the new Low fat diet! My wife is a little Hitler on the food deal right now! I am out of deer meat right now and Venny is suppose to be on the low fat diet plan. SO I MUST kill one this year. But, I am really-really going to miss my Prime Time ribs and the Half Moon bacon cheese burgers! .

727 are you listening to all this? We all hope so!

[gregg52]

ya i'm trying to fill the freezer with fish

i guess the rest of my arteries are fine

he had no explantion why one pluged

my blood pressure and closertol are both ok

i think it could have cheesbugers tho i ate a lot

i quit smoking 20 yrs ago but he said it still coulda of played a part in it

but as they say..life goes on

he kept saying i was young so i hope hes right...lol

[BobT]

Anyone that thinks quitting will eliminate their chance of succumbing to a heart attack is sadly mistaken. Quitting dramatically reduces your chance of having one and that should be enough incentive in my book to consider quitting. I have never smoked cigs but I do enjoy a cigar on occasion, maybe a couple times a month. My wife smoked for most of her life and now I enjoy lack of sleep as I'm kept awake by her uncontrollable coughing. She's tried to quit and was doing pretty well for a time but now she has been giving in to her habit again. Eventually I suspect it will take her life and from the sounds of things I suspect it'll be her lungs that will do her in.

There's little I can do to encourage or force her to quit that her doctors haven't already been doing. She needs to quit for her, not me and until she decides that she wants to quit for her own good, I doubt there will be much change.

[reinhard1]

i read your post and i hope you dont mind if my wife and i pray for your wife tonight. i dont know you or your wife but god does. my wife and i years ago had problems with alcohol. it was a hard struggle for us but we make it with the help of prayer with our friends and between the two of us. its never easy. i know you love your wife and its hard on you too. give her as much understanding and love as you can. god bless you and your wife.

[BobT]

My dad smoked 2-3 packs a day for most of his adult life. The day after his 50th birthday he was having trouble with what he thought was a persistent heartburn. After struggling with it all night he went in to the doctor and found out he was experiencing a minor heart attack. The doctors instructed him to quit smoking. He tried but he tried for the wrong reasons. I know this because he was hiding cigarettes around the house. Hiding them from whom? It was his own health that was in jeopardy and he needed to quit for himself.

Exactly one year later on the same day he experienced a second heart attack and this time it was far more significant than the first. I remember him telling me that he was laying in the hospital when suddenly he found himself paralyzed and unable to move, speak, or see. Funny thing was that he was able to hear and what he heard was the catalyst he needed to quit, "Doctor, we lost him!" Next he heard a lot of commotion and then suddenly something clicked and he was back. He was with us for another seven years until he died from his third heart attack at the age of 58. He was an ironworker and in very good physical condition. Would he have lived longer had he not been a smoker? No one knows for sure but his doctors believed a major contributor to his heart problems was his smoking habit.

Thank you for your prayers.