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Survey illustrates that includes health Berks trawl Mark Isett quit smoking in December. For 79 days, was nicotine free. No gum. There is no patch. "I smoke two packs a day – Menthol – for 39 years," Isett said. "This is the toughest challenge I've ever known."

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I’m almost 6 mo. pregnant and I still smoke. I smoke 2-3 cigarettes a day. It’s a step down from a pack a day, which is what I used to smoke before I found out I was pregnant. I called the tobacco quitline, but the *****es never called me back for my councilling session. I can’t use nicorette patches or gum, but are there any suggestions anyone has to help me totally quit? My fiance is using the patches and I thought it would make it easier for me to totally quit, but I just get so irritated sometimes, it’s like GRRR, I need a replacement. Any suggestions? And no criticism; I already feel guilty and I’ve cut down considerably. It’s been really hard.

I dont care how many thumbs down I get, I haven’t been able to quit either. I smoked a pack a day before I got pregnant and am now down to 5 or less per day. My doctor told me that it’s better for me to smoke a couple cigarettes a day then get totally stressed from quitting and the stress ultimately could harm the baby. He said that the main problem with smoking cigs during pregnancy was the baby would probably weigh 1/2 lb less… So instead of 8 lbs he’d be 7.5… There is information in Pregnancy for Dummies… but they just say to cut back.
Back in the 70′s everyone smoked and did other things as well, there are much worse things you could do, I know a girl who had 3 miscarriages due to heavy drinking. If you saw the movie hairspray, the remake, they had a scene with a bunch of pregnant girls at the bar drinking martinis and smoking cigarettes. I know it’s bad to smoke, but I can’t find a way to fully quit, maybe if you find something that works, let me know. A lot of people I know smoked during their pregnancies, and their kids are doing fine… most are in elementary school now. My doctor is very proud of me for cutting back. It’s very hard… I wish I could help…

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