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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 42357" data-attributes="member: 217">I have been smoke free for 11 year now, my grandma who I miss very much died of COPD in 05 year or so she would choke on that white mucos but kept smoking. The final week the mucus was so bad she had mini heart attacks caused by lack of oxygen. She was so doped up those last few days, my aunts didn't even need to light it because she still thought she was. To see her struggle, choking on mucus, and shaking violently because she couldn't breath has left a lasting impression on me. I quit on Nov. 15 2005, the first few days were bad but the ritual of smoking. After eating, during coffee break, after sex cravings never went away for almost 9 months. I even dreamt about smoking for awhile then the smell of stale smoke was awful everything I owned went to the dry cleaners or I threw them away. Now sugar and caffeine are my vices now which I think are worse for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 42357, member: 217"] I have been smoke free for 11 year now, my grandma who I miss very much died of COPD in 05 year or so she would choke on that white mucos but kept smoking. The final week the mucus was so bad she had mini heart attacks caused by lack of oxygen. She was so doped up those last few days, my aunts didn't even need to light it because she still thought she was. To see her struggle, choking on mucus, and shaking violently because she couldn't breath has left a lasting impression on me. I quit on Nov. 15 2005, the first few days were bad but the ritual of smoking. After eating, during coffee break, after sex cravings never went away for almost 9 months. I even dreamt about smoking for awhile then the smell of stale smoke was awful everything I owned went to the dry cleaners or I threw them away. Now sugar and caffeine are my vices now which I think are worse for me. [/QUOTE]

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