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   Comment by silly_be on 16 May 2009:

   I would try as hard as I could to go cold turkey to keep my baby healthy. It may sound dumb but when I quit smoking I kept Dentyne Fire candies in my purse and whenever I was craving one, i’d fill my mouth with them. I think it kind of distracted my cravings. Good luck!
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   Comment by ♥~Glamour Chick ♥ on 16 May 2009:

   Stop cold turkey,think about your baby,think about his or her life.do it for them.
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   Comment by alexandr on 16 May 2009:

   You can use the patch or the gum, both not great, but better for you and the baby then smoking. Per: My doc.
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   Comment by Mommy on 16 May 2009:

   Think about your babies health.
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   Comment by MSB1963 on 16 May 2009:

   You can “use” the good sense God gave you. No, wait, don’t frown. I am a smoker, in very poor health and still smoke. But I don’t have a baby trying to grow inside me. The reason why I said trying to grow is because you are actually taking the chance of that with every cigarette you light. It won’t kill the baby if you absolutely have to, but not on a daily basis. Please, you are a top contributor here, that’s where the first sentence comes from. Think about the little life which I am sure you are already doing or you would not be here to ask. However, you need to try and focus on something else. When the cravings come, chew on gum or sugar free candy. Drink lots if water and real fruit juice, not the watered down stuff. Hang in there, you can do. When it becomes all too bad, have a puff, put it out and go about your business. I know you can do this, so you can too Good luck and enjoy your baby. MsB.
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   Comment by bettyboo on 16 May 2009:

   the thought of your baby getting your smoke in its lungs.
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   Comment by crazyarm on 16 May 2009:

   I smoked up until the time that I found out that I was pregnant, I then quit right when I found out. It is hard, but do it for the baby.
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   Comment by ineedya_ on 16 May 2009:

   sorry but this was the first thing that pop into my mind
   bi t ch you better over look that sh it
   ps dont take the bi t ch personal, just telling you like i would tell my close of friends.
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   Comment by dolly on 16 May 2009:

   This is a question best asked of your doctor. The wrong medication can be harmful to your baby, so be careful. The patch and gum and other things contain much more nicotene than a cigerette and can actually be more harmful. You’ve already quit the stuff, so be a trooper and get through those cravings one at a time and tell yourself not smoking is what’s best for your baby!!!!!
   I really like Silly_Bean’s suggestion.

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