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Ela my mum stopped smoking a year ago last october and it had been 3 weeks before anyone noticed. Ive always nagged her to quit, for 20 years Ive nagged her and when she did I didnt notice.
But after about 6 months, she'd still stopped so I took her to the hairdressers, told her to get anything done at whatever cost and I paid! :grin: Now the money that she saves on not smoking she buys herself nice little treats every now and again. :grin: Hope your family will do the same for you :grin: Well done for quitting - be proud of yourself!!!!
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Did you notice on Life on MArs in the first one, everybody was smoking (because people did in the 70's) i was choking watching it, but the point im making (ill get there in a bit) is that when you stop smoking nobody notices because not many people smoke in public now, I hardly smoked in the street because people look at you like you on something a lot worse.
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I only noticed that my mum had stopped because we were in town one day and walked straight into a shop, i thought it was so weird, as we used to have to wait until she'd finsihed her fag before we went in. Then it twigged!!!
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I've started to feel like a leper now. Completely agree with a total ban in restaurants, but I think to ban it in pubs is a bit extreme. I don't mind too much as I go outside to smoke here at home anyway. A non smoking section in pubs would be a better idea.
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