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Wow! 1/2 Year smoke free ... that's a BIG one so be sure to take time to celebrate this amazing accomplishment

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Nope! Not on Canada Day!

-7 Chicks are getting more focused now @QuittingGirl & @GonSo; Don't you have some dishes you should be doing?

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Go for it @shy !!

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Wow! Good for you @breath ! That's an impressive amount of time to be quit and seems it's a good thing you did as you'd be in a much different place health wise today if you had continued smoking.You basically saved your life by quitting when you did

I agree. They're really an essential medical procedue for all us X-smokers. The idea being if there is anything worrying, at least you're catching it early. As with all cancers, by the time you start feeling symptoms, it's usually much more advanced meaning more difficut to treat. I had my annual yesterday - results July 6th.

I bet you're relieved @Nancy! Great news that all's clear

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Nope! Sunset over Recife,Brazil; S.A.

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Thanks for chiming in on the Vape thing @Pilgrim! What you & @stzr500 have related makes a lot of sense, given the increased nicotine levels involved. The other thing that you noted is the difference in how people smoke cigs vs Vape. I had forgot about that but it's so true. They besically go around all day long taking random puffs here & there as they can. That I'm sure also makes a big difference in the addiction level. Wow! Food for thought for sure for us cig smokers!

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