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Hi all
I just wanted to share an idea with you regarding my smoking. I hope i can get some valuable opinions here. I smoke generally a pack a day sometimes a bit less. I am always tired though. I feel extreme fatigue almost always...can the smoking be causing this?? If i quit will i have a bit more energy?
Thank you for the help!
I just wanted to share an idea with you regarding my smoking. I hope i can get some valuable opinions here. I smoke generally a pack a day sometimes a bit less. I am always tired though. I feel extreme fatigue almost always...can the smoking be causing this?? If i quit will i have a bit more energy?
Thank you for the help!
There are more benefits in quitting than to keep smoking....which ultimately is killing you.
I do hope you stop.....I promise.....you won't regret it. Quitting isn't easy and to stay quit is harder yet.....but if you put your mind to it....it is possible.....I'm proof (2-3 packs a day for 20+ years.....been quit almost 2 years).
Planning your final quit is a sure way to make it successful. Learn how here. I too smoked a pack daily for 37 years and with Chantix and the huge support here, I have been quit for over 4 1/2 years Let us help.