> Huh?
> I think you contradicted yourself Stephanie.
> No offense intended.

> Huh?
> I think you contradicted yourself Stephanie.
> No offense intended.
>
> I don't care to get into...

> Today, I went to our pharmacist to get a refill on my meds and he
> informed me that I was on the list of the stop smoking programs and
> asked if I needed any NRT. Work pays for them. And I told them that I am
> planning to take Chantix. He looked up some information and told me that
> there could be a chance that it would interfere with some of the other
> meds I am taking and could cause drastic mood changes. Whhhooo......
> like I needed to hear that.
>
> So lets see what my doctor has to say, but from what I know most
> pharmacists have a better knowledge of which medication interact with
> each other than the doctors.
>
> Oh well, if that's the case I guess I have to use NRT. But then I can
> move my quit date forward and I would move it to the 01 July 08. Canada
> Day, I think it would be a good celebration of every smoke free year.
>
> For now I am just confused as to which route to take.
>
> Any inputs which NRT are out there. which ones are you using and how ...

> Keven,
>
> Stephanie is right moods in BP are controlled with meds, often we don't
> have control of them. But it is...

> You will get big bear hugs.
> The odds are what that little nicodemon bastard is counting on.
> Don't look at the odds Carmen. Look at the facts.
> Smoking is a Stinky, Filthy, Expensive, Dangerous, Addiction.
> You are better than the mood and the odds.
>
>    :-p~~~~~~~ Keven
> Don't ever forget why you quit.
>
> "PolarBear" hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:g3sba9$mp3$1@aioe.org...
>
>
>

>> Keven,

>

>> Stephanie is right moods in BP are controlled with meds, often we don't
>> have control of them. But it is the illness which makes us often stronger, ...

> Did you get shit-off again?
>
>    :-p~~~~~~~ Keven
> Don't ever forget why you quit.
>
> "Burner Fan"
> I'm sorry Keven, you've been owned this time with superior logic.

> Today, I went to our pharmacist to get a refill on my meds and he informed
> me that I was on the list of the stop smoking programs and asked if I needed
> any NRT. Work pays for them. And I told them that I am planning to take
> Chantix. He looked up some information and told me that there could be a
> chance that it would interfere with some of the other meds I am taking and
> could cause drastic mood changes. Whhhooo...... like I needed to hear that.
>
> So lets see what my doctor has to say, but from what I know most pharmacists
> have a better knowledge of which medication interact with each other than
> the doctors.
>
> Oh well, if that's the case I guess I have to use NRT. But then I can move
> my quit date forward and I would move it to the 01 July 08. Canada Day, I
> think it would be a good celebration of every smoke free year.
>
> For now I am just confused as to which route to take.
>
> Any inputs which NRT are out there. which ones are you using and how they
> help? I appreciate any information on NRT. ...

> Keven,
>
> Stephanie is right moods in BP are controlled with meds, often we don't have
> control of them. But it is the illness which makes us often stronger, cause
> we have to.
>
> I am not saying it's going to stop me from my quit. I WILL NOT hide behind
> my mood disorder and will fight it. �( I want my signature back)
> I WILL quit no matter which method I decide to use and what it takes.
> I might just whine a little bit more, and need an extra hug here and there.
> I probably will be in a pissy mood for some time. But I will do it again
> despite all the odds.
>
> PolarBear