daisyduckie
Well-Known Member
As much as I am anti-smoking, I get it. There is no way on this earth that my mom would have gone to Disney World when she was a smoker if today's limits were in place then. Thank goodness she no longer smokes, as she had to be in the hospital for a while, and did the worst of her withdraw there.
I am going to say that you do have a choice. Not only to go or not to go, but to allow an addiction to rule your life to the extent that you will change how you live that life to accommodate your addiction. If you want to go to WDW go, but either give up smoking or admit to yourself that your addiction is strong enough that it is worth it to hike outside of the park to get that smoke. If you truly want to go to WDW with your family than I hope you go. Would any of the gums or patches be enough to get you thru the day?
I am going to say that you do have a choice. Not only to go or not to go, but to allow an addiction to rule your life to the extent that you will change how you live that life to accommodate your addiction. If you want to go to WDW go, but either give up smoking or admit to yourself that your addiction is strong enough that it is worth it to hike outside of the park to get that smoke. If you truly want to go to WDW with your family than I hope you go. Would any of the gums or patches be enough to get you thru the day?