I am feeling much better now. Though still not up to my usual level of energy.just had a flu that was terrible.
I am feeling much better now. Though still not up to my usual level of energy.just had a flu that was terrible.
Wow sometimes you think someone is delightfully grumpy then you find out what they're going through and you think wow they must be some kind of mystical monk to be so chill. Or in other words I feel your pain and am actually amazed by how chill you seem about it.I'm ten months into the year of fully oxigenated blood I promised my heart after flat lining a few days after triple bypass surgery back in June. This June I'll reassess my position. I like the additional moneys in my pocket but, I do miss the nicotine. We'll see how tough, and/or stupid I might be this June.
Did you enjoy coming back to it?Longest for me is about 5 years.
No serious additional irritability. Seems I'm irritable enough as it is.No irritable withdrawal symptoms on vacation? You can always get a cigar I guess if it gets bad.
Hold titght; similar situation; you are also 'prone' to this so called ailment going around which supposedly beats up the lungs and takes advantage of older immuno-comprimised so from what you say you are better off not. But yes, it's wearing on me too; I'm four months your senior in the hiatus.I have been on a break for a while. Don't know how long... a few months or so?
As I am nearing retirement at 65, my intent was to work as many hours as possible at my part time job and as many hours on my home as possible, get all medical done that I can, get estimates on work, yada, yada, full plate.
I was not smoking so as to be functioning at 110% accomplishing things and my intent was to be sitting back with everything done in about 5 months, smoking on my porch.
We are on stay home orders in Ohio now, so I can accomplish nothing. I am *so* tempted to smoke. I am in that idle situation which was my goal for returning to the pipe, but I'm thinking that smoking might lower my immune system. It would not be good to lower it, even a little, right now.
(sigh)