Smoke free and loving it! My husband likes to eat at this one particular sports bar and we come out reeking of cigarette smoke. Ugh!!
I quit smoking to get baptized JW, before it was a DF offense. Quit cold turkey - it was very hard. It is about the only good thing I got out of dubdom. After quitting, I became asthmatic and allergic to all kinds of pollens, odors, perfumes and, yes, cigarette smoke. I read somewhere that it has something to do with the nicotine jolting the adrenal glands, and when one quits, the adrenals take a big sigh of relief and go on strike for several months, years, whatever, and that is when allergies and asthma set in. 30 years later allergies and asthma are much better, thank you, but I still have no wind. I would be one of those people who lug around an oxygen tank everywhere they go if I still smoked. (Double Ugh!!) Thank goodness hubby (never a JW) quit a few years after I did.
I feel sorry anybody who wants to quit smoking and can't. Today they have all these pills and patches to help, but I guess some people still can't kick the habit.