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Quitting isn't pleasant, but believe me it feels great.
Bob
Of course I encourage everyone to stop, I only smoked 10 cigarettes a day also. It was 10 to many.
Treatment made me lose many cravings and ciagrettes was one, thank goodness for that.
OmiGod! Now that was a huge step! Both on the same day.
Your a tough girl!!
LL
SEX NO WAY!!
lol
Everyone must have sex! lol
Nothing stays the same not even the crappy stuff...it will get better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They say individuals with unmonitored / untreated HepB has a 25% chance of developing liver cancer. Here's why it's 25%. Men are at higher risk at about 40% and women 10%. You average the 2, you get the 25%. Now here's the logic (not study, but logic), these studies are mainly based on Asian men who drink and smoke up a storm back in the days. Not suprisingly, even doctors recognize this, and advise HepB individuals to stop drinking and smoking ASAP. Maybe all hot air, but maybe not. Best to play it safe.