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Subject: Re: The inhales R so worth it!!!!

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Caitlin

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Date Posted: 22:17:05 05/21/07 Mon
In reply to: Linda 's message, "Re: The inhales R so worth it!!!!" on 01:03:15 05/18/07 Fri

Hey Linda,

Smokin is an adult decision and I am a big gurl. I have weighed the positives and the negatives but I do appreciate ur concern.

I am starting off slow and right now I am not even smoking 4 a day. It's more like 4 per weekend but someday I would like to smoke between 6 - 8 every 2 - 3 days.

Kate

>Hi Kate -
>
>It's great to hear from you again, and I'm glad that
>you are enjoying the smoking experience.
>
>That being said, you know from the other board that my
>personal feeling is that people with chronic health
>problems shouldn't start smoking.
>
>It seems from your post that you may not have started
>to smoke regularly yet. Just a suggestion here - if
>you do decide to smoke regularly (which I don't think
>is a good idea), and can keep it to 4 cigs. or less
>each day, then it will probably be much easier for you
>to quit if your asthma comes back or you have some
>other health problem.
>
>Good luck. I do care.
>
>Linda

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