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About LinkBacksThat would be a different poll, asking about the physical symptoms. This one was on the effect upon your ability to carry on with the normal activities of daily living.Originally Posted by frankie1
No, nothing major
Performing job duties or school assignments accurately and on time
Performing household duties (e.g. balancing checkbook)
Remembering important things such as appointments, paying bills
Driving a motor vehicle safely
Operating machinery/using tools safely
Getting along with people
Participating in social activities
That would be a different poll, asking about the physical symptoms. This one was on the effect upon your ability to carry on with the normal activities of daily living.
Last edited by Vocalek; 11-18-2009 at 05:01 PM.
During withdrawal, my brain is in a fog and I'm tense. These symptoms subside over about 72 hours and then I'm fine. I suppose this makes me one of the lucky ones.
Additionally, the damaged nerves in my arms would be in agony without nicotine. Given the amount of work I've been doing these last two months I should be almost crippled, but I think nicotine is allowing me to get doen what needs to get done, which is 99% keyboard...finger/wrist fine motor activity. I am doing better now than I was when smoking, which I didn't think was possible. But when I quit nicotine, the nerves are one of the first things to let me know. And it will likely be that way for the rest of my life. I guess that could make me a candidate for prescription vaping! Western medicine is in general worse than useless for chronic nerve pain.
Funny. Seems the PV has been working so well that I almost forgot about what the nicotine had been treating in me originally! Guess they work. For me Vocalek's OP question about nicotine abstinence would be like asking me if not wearing my eye glasses would cause withdrawal or negatively impact my life.
Don to This: Performing household duties
Actually it cause problem on performing some task on daily bases...
I stopped smoking once for 30 days in the military while living on base. Started again because I couldn`t get any sleep due to smoking in my dreams would wake me up. Which ended up bothering my roommates. I`d rip my bedding apart looking for the cig I thought I dropped till they would remind me i stopped and did not even have any to smoke.
After 3 day of no cigs I would be very grumpy and figured I was going to get hurt by others or myself if I ever tried again. Lack of sleep more then likely did effect my working ability which I`m thinking of now so actually I should have checked that box on the pole. Another thing I've noticed is if I cut back on cigs I was finding myself very sleepy. Could be my mind saying go to sleep we will smoke there.
I also found since the e-cig that I was feeling sleepy again. Then I was only hitting the PV every so often. Now I mixed a flavor with the juice I liked and hit it more often and found it weakened that sleepy feeling. Hitting the PV a bunch now keeps me up. I can for sure see what amount is good for me would change for another.
Once again this group has become a great source of knoleadge for me I thank you all once again.
I would vote on this poll, but the absense of nicotine in my life affects all of these aspects in my life.
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Admin: Could you please move this into the new Polls subforum? Thanks!
Please do vote. You may select as many checkboxes as you like.
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I have stopped smoking for 15 days for illness...
I didn't feel the need to smoke, but I have taken back for game...
if I returned back not riprenderie to smoke
Wow all I can say, me without my vitamin N is a bad thing. One of the few pleasures that I have anywhere that I go.
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