It’s been about 14 years I finally gave you up. I am very happy you can’t
control me anymore, But I do have to say there are times when I am stressed
out I would love to pick you up and have get that 1 relax feeling again,
but I fight it off. I know how you are so addicting and all its going to
take that 1 time and you will have me again. I keep thinking of my dad
having hard time breathing. I remember those black walls & ceilings that I
had to wash & paint. My clothes always having a terrible odor and I would
have to carry perfume because you have a dead smell about you.
My dad & mom smoked & I hated it & today my brothers smoke. I am worry
about his kids and when they grow up.
Dear cigarettes please stay away. You are nothing but trouble and you are
just looking to do is to kill me….and I will refuse to let it happen. My
life is too precious to let that happen. I have a whole life ahead of
me. My first grandbaby was just born and I will not let you be around.
Thank You,
Laura
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