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Re: Emmie's Story
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Nov 21 11 12:31 PM
Hello Emmy: Your story indeed brought tears to my eyes and familiarity as well because I continued to smoke after a heart attack and multiple cardiac catheterization and stent implantations. The good news for both of us is we found a site to educate ourselves with the truth.
I know for me I was desperately searching for a way to quit smoking. I'm sure you were also. It never dawned on me that through information I would be able to quit with a stronger attitude than ever before.
You've been through alot, and, you are an exceptionally strong person to have endured all that.
I'm a new-comer here as well, and, I was reading about a month on why-quit first also. I haven't smoked for almost 7 weeks now, and, for me having smoked 41 years (I'm 56 now), I feel a profound sense of accomplishment because every other time I tried quitting, I never felt any confidence about it.
This time is different. Because of the information learned, this time I have a better chance. So do you. Good luck and it's great having you here. Joan
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