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AIBU?

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I know it's the wrong forum, SSW

13 replies

ICanSeeTheSun · 29/05/2014 21:43

I have an appointment with stop smoking wales adviser.

Failure is not an option, I am due an operation soon and afterwards I will not be able to walk. No way I would ever smoke in the house.

The question is would I be unreasonable to take my DC with me, it would be twice.

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MostlyMama · 29/05/2014 21:59

YANBU hope it goes well. Have you considered vaping?

ICanSeeTheSun · 29/05/2014 22:00

It didn't work

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lilola · 29/05/2014 23:47

I would say it would be fine (unless they bombard everyone with grisly images of rotten lungs and doom laden statistics but I guess facts are facts so they might...) Could you check first?

Best of luck! I am an ex smoker so know how hard it can be

lilola · 29/05/2014 23:49

Actually if smoking in the house is definitely not an option and you can't get out of the house, smoking may not even come into your head! I had the flu and was basically bed bound for almost 2 weeks (apart from crawling to the toilet etc) and smoking was the last thing on my mind why the hell did I start again after?!

ICanSeeTheSun · 29/05/2014 23:49

I don't care if they do show grisly images, I hope my DC never ever smoke.

More concerned about other people who want to give up.

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ICanSeeTheSun · 29/05/2014 23:53

Lilola I would never smoke in the house, DH is asthmatic and anyone who smokes in a room with children should educate themselves on 2nd hand smoke.

However I want to concentrate on getting fit again and not hindering that by going out to smoke

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lilola · 29/05/2014 23:57

Give the organiser a ring and see what they say :)

ICanSeeTheSun · 30/05/2014 00:04

Emailed SSW.

I am not going to lie I'm a really nervous about the op and I know smoking increases the risks

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lilola · 30/05/2014 00:06

see it's so easy for people to say 'well ffs why would you smoke if it makes the op riskier?!'. I seem to remember a (french) woman who had one of the first full face transplants being villified because it turned out the new face was rejected because she smoked after the op. As a former smoker I KNOW it doesn't come down to 'I shouldn't smoke so I won't smoke'. If it was that bloody easy no one would smoke! Can you ask for NRT from your GP? Have you tried that before?

ICanSeeTheSun · 30/05/2014 00:08

SSW will provide NRT. I hope I can.

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lilola · 30/05/2014 00:15

You CAN. If I can, you can

ICanSeeTheSun · 30/05/2014 17:42

Luckily I managed to sort out childcare, op is on 8th July so need to quit.

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Chunderella · 30/05/2014 17:54

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