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I had my tonsills removed 8 days ago and im dying for a ciggarette. would ibe able to have 1 now?

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CATUF

No. You're never allowed to smoke again.

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ilikevics

Too funny CATUF. Yes you can smoke. You just run the risk of losing the clotting action that is going on, but 8 days ago, you should be fine by now.

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CalypsoKidd

I agree with CATUF - you go 8 days and start again? What wrong wich u?

Sorry, reflecting on my own struggles again!

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