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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TIF, post: 3004194, member: 56859&quot;]That sounds rough!&nbsp; Glad you&#039;re better.&nbsp; Funny how a bout of sickness can help with smoking cessation.&nbsp; Somewhat similarly, although I quit smoking 30 years ago, I chewed nicotine gum ever since.&nbsp; I tried so many times to get off the gum.&nbsp; No form of quitting assistance helped.&nbsp; In late 2016 I had surgery and the anesthesia and first few days of recovery were rough.&nbsp;&nbsp; I lost the desire for nicotine and haven&#039;t chewed the gum since.&nbsp; It took several months for the brain fog to lift though.&nbsp; For a while I considered resuming the nicotine just so I could think!&nbsp; My gum habit was such that I had much greater levels of nicotine on board than at any time than I did during my smoking years.&nbsp; I still miss that cognition boost.&nbsp; Oddly, I&#039;ve had tremendous trouble sleeping ever since quitting nicotine!&nbsp; You&#039;d think it would be the opposite, but I slept quite well in the nicotine years and the dreams were always lively and memorable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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