Scared

[SLDS181]

Great news!

[Fisherman]

Great start ! Well done for doing that. You must be feeling a bit better now?

ps. keep us all posted

[jj2]

My son has allergy issues and if it turns bronical, he will cough up blood. They say it also has something to do with his tonsil and adnoids being removed.
He usually goes to see the doctor who did xrays the first couple of times. After that, the doc just prescribed meds.
When he was younger, he did the allergy shots and a lot of people had the same problem.
Hope you get good news.

[underdog]

Great start ! Well done for doing that. You must be feeling a bit better now?

ps. keep us all posted

Yeah, definitely feeling better. I don't want to get ahead of myself, and there is definitely something going on, but I was half expecting a basketball sized tumor.

I was really shocked at how clear most of my lungs were. Assuming that there is nothing lurking in those little shadows, it may be a good testament to vaping. I know when I had my last chest xray (6+ years ago), there was a lot more "stuff". I know my lungs are definitely clearer (given the obvious caveat).

[Fisherman]

Did anyone ask you if you were a smoker? Did you get the chance to say -"not for the last 4 months"?

[LuckySevens4U]

Reading these types of scares like this just reinforces my thoughts and feelings anytime I feel that "urge" or think about a regular ciggy again. This is the #1 reason each time I think about one, that it keeps me saying NO NEVER again! This is exactly how I stay strong.

[underdog]

Did anyone ask you if you were a smoker? Did you get the chance to say -"not for the last 4 months"?

The guy who did the xrays was a smoker. I told him I stopped a few months ago, and he said mine didn't look like I smoked. I meant to tell him about vaping, but forgot. When he asked why I was getting xrays, and I told him, he did give me a "oh crap" look.

[Fisherman]

The trouble is, vaping is such a gift that you can easily forget how much you hated each and every analog you smoked. Life seems to get back to normal and the joy of the first few analog-free days becomes a distant memory.

[underdog]

Reading these types of scares like this just reinforces my thoughts and feelings anytime I feel that "urge" or think about a regular ciggy again. This is the #1 reason each time I think about one, that it keeps me saying NO NEVER again! This is exactly how I stay strong.

Seriously, there is no frigging way I am giving in again. I hope that you do stay strong. It is just not worth it. If all of this turns out OK, I am definitely treating it as one huge, blinking warning sign.

[Fisherman]

Not just you mate, all of us.