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Old 11-23-2010, 01:54 PM #11
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Funny how my first MRI (having smoked for 22 years) showed one lesion...then I quit in August 2009 and the last MRI in August 2010 showed several lesions.

I certainly agree with that weight issue, it just makes ya feel worse AND no nicotine to help with that emotional rollercoaster...lol

I still crave the smoke, really bad sometimes, but for me it helps to smell it while someone else is smoking...weird, I know.
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