The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Figgy1

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StarWarsGirl

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So we rebelled and in many cases decided that death would be preferable to not being able to smoke. I know that for some unexplainable reason younger people now had allergy problems related to smoke, but believe me when I tell you that this is a very recent problem and if it did exist back then we never heard about it along with peanut butter allergies.
My maternal grandmother was allergic to cigarettes. She was a smoker and one day started breaking out in hives. That's why she and my grandfather quit smoking. I think they both quit in the late 60s/early 70s. Thankfully I think the only residual effect he has from it is mild asthma; he's 89. She also later developed asthma, though that was probably genetic. My great grandmother had asthma, she had it, my mom's sister has it, my mom has it, I have it, my mom has it, my brother has it, I think a few of my mom's cousins have it...
 

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