First -
Congratulations Lisa and Rosemary and Thank you both for fighting on!
Second - Thoughts on sending cigars -
I thought a while before posting here, controversial topics and allJ . Not that I’ve ever been one to back off but age has brought a caution and thoughtfulness that was not present in more youthful timesJ
As a lifelong smoker, a near fatal illness cut short what would have been a permanent addiction to tobacco. Fear - not will power - has kept me off cigarettes for 15 years - no credit to me - quit the day I was admitted to ICU - they don’t let you smoke near oxygen tanksJ
So why send cigars to the Troops -
Some of my contacts like cigars and some like tootsie pops(big box, good price at BJs).
With the exception of one night early last spring, when sleep eluded me due to residual effects from time spent on a respirator, and I seriously questioned the wisdom of sending tobacco as night became day, I, nevertheless, still do send cigars, cigs, chew or dip to contacts.
Besides the fact that I don’t figure it’s my place to tell others how to live their lives-
Thanks to those very contacts to whom I send the stuff - we live in a society where all are FREE to make their own decisions.
God Bless America and God Bless Our Troops!
Ann
PS - sure wish I could smoke one with ’emJ - but alas - that door is now closed forever!
In addition to the fact that I love the smell of a good cigar - must be the Uncle I followed around by the smell of his cigar when I was a kid:) - , there are some that are excellent substitues for bug spray