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BlairDex
9 months ago

Considering that you’re looking for, I’m going out to get smoke-free for 365 days.

Laurette120
9 months ago

It all depends on the ex-smoking. The wife of my sister-in-law was smoke-free for five years until she met my sister-in-law, a regular smoker. She trusted me that these were for five years; Although the strong desire and the withdrawal phenomena left within a week after the stop, the slight desire for a cigarette never disappeared. But there were also short five years; After they were together for a week, they started smoking again. I was with her when she smoked this first cigarette; She was totally addicted right away, the addiction was back, full of rage and revenge, like she never stopped.

Lomotadakuku
9 months ago

Consider how fast it depends, yes.

Asilida
9 months ago

I think so. Be proud and keep going!

Zalla55
9 months ago

Not for the body long before you smoked much or long before. Do this for 10 years and more. Then you’re smoke-free.

chanfan
9 months ago

I think you can be satisfied. Many don’t. It was a year for me on 13 April. So far, everything’s running smoke-free.

kami1a, UserMod Light
9 months ago

Great, and it would be stupid to start again. Each cigarette statistically shortens life by 10 minutes.

So you can win in total years and with ever higher quality of life

Beautiful week