I finally made the decision to quit smoking, and have been 13 days smober.
Here's how it happened:
I continued to smoke the whole damn time. July 1st, I got a call from my grandfather telling me that he has been diagnosed with emphysema (he had pneumonia in february requiring hospitalization.) I set my quit date for July 4th, went to the doctors, got a bronchodialator and antibiotics, but the infection is still in my lungs.
I decided I was not going to do any more damage, and here I am.
It's been SO good for my bladder, too. Until I quit, I had no idea how irritating it was! The best part, is saving money. In a couple months I can actually afford the physical therapy and botox my uro suggested.
Here's how it happened:
- I started having asthma symptoms after part of ceiling fell down in april (still hasn't been fixed lol maintenance keeps giving us excuses)
- I ignored those symptoms, but got an ear infection around the same time
- In June, I got what I now know is pneumonia
I continued to smoke the whole damn time. July 1st, I got a call from my grandfather telling me that he has been diagnosed with emphysema (he had pneumonia in february requiring hospitalization.) I set my quit date for July 4th, went to the doctors, got a bronchodialator and antibiotics, but the infection is still in my lungs.
I decided I was not going to do any more damage, and here I am.
It's been SO good for my bladder, too. Until I quit, I had no idea how irritating it was! The best part, is saving money. In a couple months I can actually afford the physical therapy and botox my uro suggested.
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