elvan , medical bills are a complete nightmare to figure - harder than keeping track of a business!!! You know what is insane? I do hope your husband and YOU are doing much better. You have had your share of weight bearing hardships, no doubt. Big ((((hug)))) for you, Dear Friend!
Irish Rose
Wait a minute. I thought I was the one who coined that expression "I just don't do that anymore." Geesh!
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Had to pay the man AGAIN, but I am getting better at lowering it to virtually nothing.
Irish Rose
Thanks Barbs...I'm talking and listening
You have been quit since February 25, Christine13 , so you have almost two months under your belt. You are doing awesome, but you have got to stick with it. Sometimes, I think we confuse a sadness we experience with quitting smoking, when the fact of the matter is that something just has us down right sad, but we cannot put a finger on its source. It could be anything that triggers that sadness, and we are so fast to blame the fact that we have not had a cigarette. Unfortunately, we used cigarettes as a crutch to get us through just about any sad situation, and when we quit smoking, we lose our crutch, and have to deal with the situation of sadness head on with our hearts instead. If that does not make any sense, Christine, a lot of things I say make no sense, because I get kind of deep sometimes with what I say. You are doing so well, so allow your body four seasons of a quit. This way you will have experienced so many different things in life without that crutch. You will be a better, stronger, richer person for it, not to mention smelling a heck of a lot better. I promise, you will look back on when you did smoke cancer sticks and smile, because it gets easier and easier as each day passes.
(((((hug))))) for you.
Irish Rose
