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By Michael Lardelli, published 26/11/2010How a different approach could make all the difference to Australian nicotine addicts.
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Posted by suzeonline, Tuesday, 30 November 2010 2:17:45 PM
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there is no use blaming smoking...alone
The list of known triggers..is long and varied. ...causes of emphysema are industrial pollutants,aerosol sprays,risk factors like cigarette smoking,air pollution,..asthma,...long-term exposure to other lung irritants, such as air pollution, chemical fumes, or dust. Read more at http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/e/emphysema/causes.htm?ktrack=kcplink as for your grandmother and nicoteen poisening i have no comment you are free to believe anything you chose http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/e/emphysema/causes.htm WrongDiagnosis.comCauses of Emphysema including triggers, hidden medical causes of ... This condition is known as alpha 1-antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency-related emphysema. ... http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=emphysema%2Cknown+causes&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai= i chose to smoke now stay out of my life none of the males of my family make it much over 50 im the oldest male in my line they loved booze if you love booze then please wake up..to the dangers of drinking and leave us smokers..out of your guilt trips i never made your grandma eat ciggie butts nor gave your grandfather emphasema i can only dream of getting as old as them and a smoke relaxes me...[stops me from minding others business] i payed my tax now leave me be the medical numbers indicate that none of the 18,000 [or very few..get any help from you lot] so why tax us into our early graves.. because fear-monger's.. like you lot..guilt people into it whining to me..about me aint going to bring grandma ..nor grandad back genetical facters are involved..re emphasema so you should be carefull..with THE OTHER RISK FACTERS you might not smoke but do you breath dust...or other polutants think about it..i refuse to think about it further have a nice life Posted by one under god, Tuesday, 30 November 2010 4:09:01 PM
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Regrets from choices are not something we should seek to save adults from or look down on them for later, although we refuse them the choice of how to die with doing good as a collective motto.
Objecting to a smell in this world is amusing and quickly becomes confused with compassion for others. We’ve all had a fat unfit relative who while smoking a packet of tax loaded cigarettes got drunk and grabbed their gun before getting in their carbon emitting vehicle as they were trying to fill their meth pipe to speed towards a fast food outlet then had to swerve to avoid a jay walking doctor on his way to receive his bonus from a local drug manufacturer and hit a power poll which caused the gun in their pocket to go off that in turn gave them a fright and they promptly had a heart attack and died. This clearly shows that smoking is indeed an evil in this world and needs to be stopped, although the path of good intentions appears to be rather crowded. Posted by Lilith, Tuesday, 30 November 2010 4:26:42 PM
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The smoking disease. Its funny you know....you just try to help some people and they bite your head off.
Now don't people get up-set when they cant quit. Some even go into theatricals and shocking shame blames and off to the leper colony's they go....with a little puff of steam or smoke in this case, rising from their heads. Carbon Monoxide Levels Responses to CO levels 0-8 ppm Nonsmoker 20 ppm Loss of oxygen to vital organs begins 35 ppm Legal limit of 8-hour exposure in workplace 50 ppm Urban "Air Pollution Emergency" alert 60 ppm Headaches, nausea, mild central nervous system dysfunction and lots more facts.....which begs the question.........why do it? http://tinyurl.com/28fx2f9 http://tinyurl.com/2a8g77y I wonder if some would have the same opinion when cigs get to the price of $25.00 a packet? BLUE Posted by Deep-Blue, Tuesday, 30 November 2010 9:13:20 PM
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OUG, if you didn't want me to comment on your smoking habit, why on earth did you bring it up?
This is an online opinion website, and if you mention you smoke, on a thread discussing smoking, then you must surely expect people to comment on that? I just get upset with caring for people with preventable diseases caused by smoking, that our governments allow to keep happening because of the money from the taxes. I don't blame the smokers. They have an addiction. It is honestly nothing personal OUG, although you did ask me about my personal life. And yes, I truly do hope you have a nice life. Posted by suzeonline, Wednesday, 1 December 2010 12:04:20 AM
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OUG just don't want to come clean with himself here and admit
that he's an addict who can't quit. Fair enough, its pretty hard to fight with brain chemstry at times, harder then non smokers will ever understand. But that is the reality. OUG, just come clean, admit it. Posted by Yabby, Friday, 3 December 2010 2:44:17 PM
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''18,000 Australians""
OUG, you have no idea what you are talking about!
The diseased organs above were removed from LIVE patients, to try and save their lives!
They may or may not have been part of the eventual 18,000 that are said to have died as a result of smoking.
But hey, these statistics could all just be part of a conspiracy to make smokers give up...just to annoy them.
As for my families medical problems, well I didn't think you really cared about them so much OUG. So here it is- although I wish it wasn't so:
My grandmother developed nicotine poisoning at age 65. Her legs swelled and were discoloured yellow. She then developed liver failure due to the poisons in her body, and died.
But you never know, maybe she got the nicotine some other way.
My grandfather spent the last five smoking years of his life gasping to death from emphysema, sucking on oxygen tubing that didn't ease his pain or fear of suffocating to death at all.
He died a disgusting death that you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy, and we cared for him at home until the day he died- with a terrible look of fear in his eyes.
All the doctors said it was caused by smoking- no other reason.
They could all be wrong of course- but I didn't smoke because I didn't want to take that chance...