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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
You need to get your clothes washed good to get every last trace of that smoke out of them. Back in the 70’s my neighbor quit smoking when the doctor told her not to let anyone smoke in the house after her 4-year was hospitalized for bronchitis, the girl nearly died before they got her to the hospital. It was in the winter and the lady got tired of going out in the cold to smoke so she quit.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@FurryFace Well you are going to do some coughing up of a lot of gunk that’s been embedded down in your lungs, and it won’t be pretty. It takes time to clean all of that out after you’ve stopped smoking.