Smoking Questions

[BowlingHooker 60]

what about marijuana for nausea?

[deaddemmama 474]

Marijuana works well for nausea ...I had a friend who aerated it for nausea during chemo. I wouldn't smoke it though. If you have long term, unrelenting nausea, I would contact your Dr. to make sure everything 's ok.

[dottednails 122]

So I confessed to the doc that I was smoking and she gave me chantix not sure if any I you guys have tried it yet but any hints ? Or things I should know?

[TinyMamiOf3kids 1,280]

So I confessed to the doc that I was smoking and she gave me chantix not sure if any I you guys have tried it yet but any hints ? Or things I should know?

My clients quit smoking on it. One rather smoke cuz to her it was cheaper then getting the refill.

[deaddemmama 474]

My clients quit smoking on it. One rather smoke cuz to her it was cheaper then getting the refill.

I've started sneaking cigs also. Bad choice. I tried chantix, but it gave me very bizarre dreams...had to quit on my own...it's an incredibly powerful addiction.

[dottednails 122]

Yes it is am I so mad that I stared again but I love to just hang out and have a smoke. I fallow all the other rules and feel so much better with out the weight. Some stressful live events happened and I am right back at square one with smoking I should just quit cold turkey.

[ponchik 77]

Chantix gave me weirdest and scariest dreams ever... I quit cold turkey twice, hopefully last time was for good, I am non smoker for 6 months

[dottednails 122]

Wow pon congrats good for you! I think I will try cold turkey I will just have to warn my loved ones that I may be crazy for a few days lol

[Jessie145 0]

Cool maybe e-cig will be best for me <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

I started using Ecigs as something flavorful to keep my hands busy watching tv instead of munching on junk food. I have a waffles flavor that is full of buttery maple goodness. Highly recommended!

[oldoneyoungagain 200]

Cigarettes are powerfully addictive. I'm a non-smoker but my hubby was a smoker for six years in his late teens into early twenties. He quit cold turkey in 1981, but it was hard and he was not an easy person to be around for a while. That's 32 yrs ago - he says to this very day cigarette smoke smells so good to him! That is the power it has...

Congrats to all who have stopped and wishing success to those who are still trying...

terry1118 tell your husband he did the right thing which I'm sure he knows but a high five anyway. We all know smoking can lead to lung cancer, stomach cancer, but in men, who are long time smokers, they have a better chance of developing bladder cancer. My hubby quit after about 48 years but way too late. Developed bladder cancer and died within two years from the diagnosis and he was about three months shy of a five year cancer survivor from prostrate cancer when diagnosed with bladder cancer. Long term survival for bladder cancer is five years. So good job for the long term success being smoke free.