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Steve - 23 Jan 2006 23:13 GMT

My new doc was wondering why my pulse was over 100. when he figured out
that I had been taking Allegra -D twice a day for over 10 years he
flipped out!!

He gave some samples of non-decongestant allergy pills.

Well if I can't have a decongestant, how can I smoke without
mouthbreathing all the time?

Damn!

So I've been sucking Commit Lozenges all day - not that bad.

I hope I can sleep tonight tho.

Not Still Smokin'
Steve

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Thip - 24 Jan 2006 01:18 GMT

> My new doc was wondering why my pulse was over 100. when he figured out
> that I had been taking Allegra -D twice a day for over 10 years he
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> Not Still Smokin'
> Steve

You GO, Steve! I'm right behind you!

Target day Sunday
Thip

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Maitake - 24 Jan 2006 11:54 GMT

> My new doc was wondering why my pulse was over 100. when he figured out
> that I had been taking Allegra -D twice a day for over 10 years he
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> Well if I can't have a decongestant, how can I smoke without
> mouthbreathing all the time?

I'm glad you quit smoking. We started on the same day. I don't understand
this part of your post? Why would you want to smoke?

> Damn!
>
> So I've been sucking Commit Lozenges all day - not that bad.
>
> I hope I can sleep tonight tho.

I'm having some trouble sleeping myself. But I think once I get kid on bus
I'll crash fast. A couple dozen cups of tea later. I have to think of the
money I am saving.

> Not Still Smokin'

Go for it Steve.
den.

> Steve

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Steve - 24 Jan 2006 14:57 GMT

Maitake Man -

> Well if I can't have a decongestant, how can I smoke without
> mouthbreathing all the time?

I'm glad you quit smoking. We started on the same day. I don't
understand
this part of your post? Why would you want to smoke?

> Damn!

I'm glad I quit too and you as well. Good luck!

Why would I want to smoke? The logical brain doesn't. The emotional
brain is a cripple and needs a crutch! This is its last crutch, and I'm
afraid of falling into the abyss.
Or f you subscribe to the replacement theory of addictive behavior -
sometimes the replacement is worse than the addiction given up.

Good luck with your tx. Kill those little feisty vermin.

Love,
Steve

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