Hi Breanne, thanks for the support. I viewed your mini film clip, its quite something. I never had any idea of how much tar was going into my lungs on a daily basis. Now days I do a lot of therapy dog work at nursing homes and in 2 hospitals here. I've seen patients with lung and breathing problems in general. Its hard for me to believe I used to be doing that to myself 24/7. Lady is my own personal dog and she loves people, so we combine that with me just wanting to sort of "give back", and so we do our therapy work. We go out on Mon., Wed., and Fri. to visit people. They all love her, specially the nursing home patients. A lot of them are there permanently and have gotten to know and love her for the past year. If I have to be absent for any reason, when I go back the week after, I hear from the other dog handlers "where's Lady"? LOL Not where's Mary, (me), its always where's Lady. So funny,.
I'm working on my daughter now to get her to stop smoking and also my sister. She's already had one bout of cancer, breast cancer 5 yrs ago. So far they're still both smoking and I'm still saying prayers for them. Can use all we can get.
My Milage:My Quit Date: 1/20/2006
Smoke-Free Days: 1314
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 45,990
Amount Saved: $11,497.50
Life Gained:Days: 174
Hrs: 11
Mins: 15
Seconds: 1