[DiamondSmiles]

Lungs of a 40 year old man who died from cancer.

Eek!

It looks like a butterfly :)

[Raevynn]

Even this can't bring me to stop smoking. At least I'll have some neat-ass lungs when I die!

[gooseprince7]

Was smoking a cigarette while viewing this xD oops

[NurseBettie]

Bet he had a great time struggling to breath the last couple years of his life. Feeling like slow suffocation.

[Shakey]

Originally Posted by Raevynn ↗

Even this can't bring me to stop smoking. At least I'll have some neat-ass lungs when I die!

Haha , It's all funny now bitch

[mintycbo]

If I still smoked? That pic wouldn't had stopped me from smoking...
People that fall into the nicotine trap usually don't escape it..
And pictures like these do not affect an addicted smoker.

My Mother has COPD and Emphysema due to cigarettes, Still smokes 3 packs + / day.. can barely walk anywhere..
And the irony behind it? Her and I watched my grandfather die from Lung, throat and stomach cancer.. Trachea tube and all, was still smoking.. Died at age 69. 8 days before my 10th birthday 1990.

Still a cool picture though, like that the lungs are inflated by the pipe in the trachea.

Almost 3 years since I quit.. Still crave a smoke at least once a week, if not at least once a day..

[Shakey]

Originally Posted by mintycbo ↗

If I still smoked? That pic wouldn't had stopped me from smoking...
People that fall into the nicotine trap usually don't escape it..
And pictures like these do not affect an addicted smoker.

My Mother has COPD and Emphysema due to cigarettes, Still smokes 3 packs + / day.. can barely walk anywhere..
And the irony behind it? Her and I watched my grandfather die from Lung, throat and stomach cancer.. Trachea tube and all, was still smoking.. Died at age 69. 8 days before my 10th birthday 1990.

Still a cool picture though, like that the lungs are inflated by the pipe in the trachea.

Almost 3 years since I quit.. Still crave a smoke at least once a week, if not at least once a day..

I have the exact same mother. Coughs her head off a million times a day to the point of puking, has an oxygen machine sitting there that she never uses (at least when anybodies looking) but continues to smoke at least 2 packs a day. When you go to her house you leave smelling like you've been rolling in an ashtray. By the way, you can beat it. I did, cold turkey. I smoked from the age of 15 to 40 and haven't had a cigarette in 10 years.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by mintycbo ↗

If I still smoked? That pic wouldn't had stopped me from smoking...
People that fall into the nicotine trap usually don't escape it..
And pictures like these do not affect an addicted smoker.

My Mother has COPD and Emphysema due to cigarettes, Still smokes 3 packs + / day.. can barely walk anywhere..
And the irony behind it? Her and I watched my grandfather die from Lung, throat and stomach cancer.. Trachea tube and all, was still smoking.. Died at age 69. 8 days before my 10th birthday 1990.

Still a cool picture though, like that the lungs are inflated by the pipe in the trachea.

Almost 3 years since I quit.. Still crave a smoke at least once a week, if not at least once a day..

Congratulations on being smoke free for three years

There have been a few instances of people in oxygen tents lighting up and setting themselves on fire!

I cannot imagine that kind of addiction!

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Shakey ↗

I have the exact same mother. Coughs her head off a million times a day to the point of puking, has an oxygen machine sitting there that she never uses (at least when anybodies looking) but continues to smoke at least 2 packs a day. When you go to her house you leave smelling like you've been rolling in an ashtray. By the way, you can beat it. I did, cold turkey. I smoked from the age of 15 to 40 and haven't had a cigarette in 10 years.

Congratulations on being smoke free for ten years

My dad stopped smoking when I was born, but, I'm sure his smoking is why I have respiratory issues.

Dad also stopped drinking cold turkey, along with the smoking.

I remember his father always having a cigarette with two inches of ash hanging out of his mouth and hacking his head off in between smokes.

[CrazyDiamond]

I've been trying for so long to stop smoking, always unsuccesfully, until I tried to have some sort of a ''trick'' to disgust me from the cigarette. It may sounds weird but everytime I finished a cigarette I would sniff my fingers and thought that they smelled so bad that eventually even the smell of smoke and taste of the cigarette itself would drive me away. Don't give up guys, anything could work