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31. I'm glad you're doing better &:have a handle on things

Mon May 11, 2026, 01:53 PM

22 hrs ago

For what it's worth. I was a heavy smoker & used Chantex to quit, worked way better than the patches ever did for me. However, I did have done awful nausea the first couple weeks but never the vivid dreams. Also never had a craving for a cigarette since.

However you do it, good luck with putting. It's worth the effort.

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