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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required).

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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required).

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Hang in there @Brioski. Quitting is emotionally and physically discombobulating. But like you said, protecting your quit means you have stepped OFF that merry go round of regret, and that’s huge!! Keep advocating for the medical help you need. We’re here for you.

Holy crap that’s so much stuff to deal w. I don’t mean to sound cliche but I’m sorry that’s happened to you.

Yes it got better but I had done so much damage to my lungs before I quit that in January of 2020 I caught something viral that caused respiratory failure. Since there was no test for covid at that time and it was barely making it's way around we kinda think that may have been it. Anyway, the pulmonologist at the hospital said I was severe emphysema and sent me home on oxygen. Been on it 24/7 since. Sadly I had been to my pulmonologist a week before this happened and had been complaining that I couldn't get a deep breath and he gave me a five day prescription of Azythromicin. Had he given prednisone along with it I would maybe not had lung failure but we'll never know now That doesn't mean that's what it is with you so keep positive and keep your quit!

Hi brioski, my shortness of breath started around the one month mark and lasted a few weeks. Your Dr should be able to prescribe a rescue inhaler if you don't already have one. I believe you posted that you were in the hospital with breathing issues last year that caused your partner to quit smoking? I'd maybe talk to your Dr about seeing a pulmonologist if your heart checks out fine. Better safe than sorry. Keep us posted, we care....

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