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Body odor without sweat -- Sjogren's Syndrome?

Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Jul 5, 2023 | Replies (19)

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@gardeningjunkie

We both know love alone won't help an addict quit. If I were a cigarette junkie and housebound I would find a source to order online. My husband orders his cigars from an online source. Good luck with you housing a person going though nicotine withdrawal if see doesn't have them. it won't be easy for either of you.
Please don't apologize for a long email to us, or I will have to start apologizing too. My son constantly reminds me, "Brevity Mom", but off loading onto others sure helps me and others at times. I figure if they don't want to read a long email it's their choice to skim or skip it. I liked reading yours.
A side note- After diagnosis with lung caner my mother-in-law lasted 4 months (this is a woman who was married to a radiologist, but avoided chest x-rays fearing the results). 2 months after diagnosis she decided to quit, thinking she could live longer. She was not only miserable from chemo (which the doctors had told her it was too late as it had spread), but the nicotine withdrawal made her even more miserable. I felt so sorry for her and knowing it was too late now and could not believe more cigarettes would make any difference I suggested she allow herself to smoke. It did bring her some comfort, but her bedroom was filled with waist level smoke and selfishly I started regretting my decision. She would puff on her cigarettes and with then go back on her oxygen.

For you smokers out there, if you have ever watched a person suffocate because their lungs no longer can process oxygen and even pure oxygen makes no difference because the lungs are failing I do believe you would be motived to stop today. If there are good ways to die, this is not one of them.

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Hello, @gardening junkie, how are you this evening?

I really enjoyed all you had to say as I read your post on here. Yes, you are right, people who are addicted will do whatever they have to, to get their next "fix.:

It makes me really sad to think about all those who are addicted. No one wants to be addicted. Not really. They find themselves in a desperate situation, unable to function without their substance.

I had to work on moving my daughter today out of her condemned home. We turned the truck in at five, right on time. I haven't taken the time yet to look up possible conditions, as I am pooped! I'm not used to going all day without a break.

I do my best research late at night. Looking forward to checking on this puzzling set of symptoms. I hope you have a blessed rest of the day, and "talk" to you soon!

Mamacita