Hi everyone! 👋 Today I want to discuss smoking, but please only share if you smoked or still do. I'…

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Hi everyone! 👋 Today I want to discuss smoking, but please only share if you smoked or still do. I'm reading on various resources how girls share their experiences: many write that they quit immediately after finding out they were pregnant. Either right away or during planning – most often they write: they saw two lines and that was it in that very moment. I, of course, don't know for sure, maybe it happens, but honestly, it's hard for me to imagine someone who smoked for many years and then decided to quit in an instant. Girls, what do you say? How exactly did you quit, if you quit? Abruptly, as others write, or did you reduce the number of cigarettes? Maybe there were some other ways?
Ladies, for those who had a mucinous ovarian cyst removed, how long did it take you to get pregnant?
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Gulya
Smoked for 8 years, then realized I was fed up. Threw the pack away and that was it. No pregnancy.
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Marina
My husband just left, out of the blue. In one day.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gulya So you didn't want to at all? Not when you were bored, sad, or just wanted to fill a free minute?
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Ruzanna
Not in a second. In a few days.
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Gulya
Gulya I wanted to, but I wanted to get rid of this stinky habit even more.
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Olya
As soon as I saw the 2 lines, I quit immediately. It was tough for a week, but my children's health is more important. Then, almost 2 years later, I started smoking again.
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Efremova Evgeniya
I smoked for a year and a half, then quit cold turkey when I got laryngitis. I couldn't breathe, I was suffocating. When I recovered, I tried again, but it just felt gross.
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Tatyana
Smoked for 14 years before pregnancy. As soon as I found out, I quit that very moment. It's totally possible. Of course, I craved it, but I couldn't have picked up a cigarette knowing I was pregnant.
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Anita
aversion to smoking may begin, morning sickness can be
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NetPrint Ru
An acquaintance smoked since elementary school for 30 years, she just quit and that was it. She doesn't smoke and doesn't crave it anymore.
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Sysoeva Mariya
I quit twice in one day. The first time, I smoked for about 10 years and quit the day I saw the positive test. I only started smoking again after my second child was born and I returned to work after maternity leave. I smoked for a few years and then decided to quit.
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Katya
My husband and I tried to quit smoking using Tabex pills. We were both so irritable, we almost got divorced, so we didn't quit. Dad read a book and quit cold turkey after smoking for over 20 years. It didn't help me. During the first trimester of pregnancy, I smoked even more. But I was sure I would miscarry again (I had an ectopic pregnancy and 2 missed miscarriages before), I was laid off from work, had COVID, and my mom got a fatal diagnosis. I just knew it was the end.
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Gubareva Alina
It seems like the psyche works that way. When I saw the two lines, I couldn't even be around smokers, it was like I was programmed. I quit immediately and didn't crave it my whole pregnancy, but after giving birth, I wanted to but held back while breastfeeding. Then I started smoking again. And recently, I was in the hospital after surgery. When I got admitted, I didn't want to smoke at all. I was there for 10 days, and cigarettes were available. When I could walk, I'd stroll in the hospital courtyard, and I absolutely didn't want to smoke, it was like a block. But as soon as I recovered and got home, I started smoking again right away. My husband doesn't smoke, no one around me smokes, and yet I'm so strange. I can't quit, but if I need to, I can quit temporarily.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gulya 😃 I really like the sticks too 😊 It's easier with alcohol, I practically don't drink, rarely, so I can easily go without it, but with smoking it's not so simple… but it feels like some kind of psychological dependence… a free minute can be filled by smoking, sadness or some worry, you can also smoke, joy, also, and the sticks are pleasant… cigarettes, well yeah, they stink… and now I still want to take a few puffs...
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gubareva Alina I was also in the hospital recently. I didn't go out for 2 days and didn't smoke, but as soon as I started going outside again, I started smoking... it's like a psychological dependency. But honestly, I think many people smoke in the early stages of pregnancy 🤣 they just don't talk about it.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Katya So, did this baby end up being yours?
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Sysoeva Mariya Did you immediately quit smoking as soon as you saw the two lines, and didn't even feel like it or smoke at all?
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Anita Maybe, maybe not 😃
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Anita
Anita It really depends. Some people feel sick from secondhand smoke. 😄
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Sysoeva Mariya
Sysoeva Mariya Yes, that's how it was, and I wasn't thinking about smoking at all, I was only thinking about the baby
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Gulya
Gulya Sticks stink too. My friend smokes them, it's just a nightmare 🤢
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Gubareva Alina
Gubareva Alina It all depends on how seriously one takes the pregnancy. Many don't realize they're pregnant until late in their term and can't mentally adjust.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gubareva Alina I don't think I've fully grasped it yet. I've cut down my smoking to almost zero, but in the evenings, I really feel the need to take at least a few puffs. I'm really fighting with myself to quit completely...
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gulya My husband usually tells me I smell like rotten socks, but I think they smell so good 😋 with different fruity buttons... Anyway, I love to smoke, but for now, this thought hasn't left me, and I take a few puffs. True, I smoke in the evening... I'm ashamed, but what can I do? I think nothing will come of it...
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Gulya
Gulya They smell like burnt poop to me 😂
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gulya And he doesn't like them either... Of course, I worry about these few puffs, but I don't think anything terrible should happen from it... Some people do whatever they want...
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Gubareva Alina
Gubareva Alina When morning sickness starts, strangely enough, it will be easier. You'll feel nauseous from everything, and won't even think about cigarettes.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Gubareva Alina I'm worried that everything will be okay 🙏 I think a few puffs won't hurt 🙈
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Gubareva Alina
Gubareva Alina My mom smoked throughout her pregnancy, and thankfully it didn't affect me at all. I also know many moms who smoked, and their children are fine adults now. But try your best to quit. I won't judge; I understand how hard it is to quit smoking. I would have quit a long time ago if I could.
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Katya
Katya Yes, this one was born, out of 4 pregnancies.
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Vedeneeva Anechka
Katya 😃👍Great! Smoking didn't affect it at all?
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Katya
Katya Not yet, healthy)
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