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SMOKING Cesation???
What if one is TRYING to quit smoking, has told the dr they have quit...and the dr does a blood test and finds nicotine in the test...??? and they are actually trying - but using nicotine gum to try to ward off the cravings??? does the gum count against that person as well??? and what if a blood test was also required for insurance purposes??? would the gum affect anything??? if i'm not making much sense, i will clarify if someone wants / needs it...thanks for any assistance...kat
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Why are you worried about your doctor suspecting you didn't quit? And why wouldn't he believe a positive test result was due to nicotine gum?
the dr is an *** - and every time i see him - he asks if i'v quit - which in turn he bills me for - as smoking cessation - i told him i quit so he would quite asking me about it...but being i am going to HAVE to purch insurance bcuz off the ball sack we have as a prez - i dont want my telling my dr i have quit & it coming back to bite me in the butt...
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