jamie6girl
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I would definatley talk to landlord when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you. Remember, your health is more important than that prick is.
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Smoking Roomate
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jamie6girl
New member
I would definatley talk to landlord when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you. Remember, your health is more important than that prick is.
jamie6girl
New member
I would definatley talk to landlord when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you. Remember, your health is more important than that prick is.
jamie6girl
New member
I would definatley talk to landlord when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you. Remember, your health is more important than that prick is.
jamie6girl
New member
I would definatley talk to landlord when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you. Remember, your health is more important than that prick is.
lightNlife
New member
Smoke is VERY harmful to a CFer's lungs. There's no such thing as a mild case of CF, but only mild stages. Unless you get out of there and find a new living situation, you're going to find yourself in more advanced stage of CF than you want.
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
lightNlife
New member
Smoke is VERY harmful to a CFer's lungs. There's no such thing as a mild case of CF, but only mild stages. Unless you get out of there and find a new living situation, you're going to find yourself in more advanced stage of CF than you want.
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
lightNlife
New member
Smoke is VERY harmful to a CFer's lungs. There's no such thing as a mild case of CF, but only mild stages. Unless you get out of there and find a new living situation, you're going to find yourself in more advanced stage of CF than you want.
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
lightNlife
New member
Smoke is VERY harmful to a CFer's lungs. There's no such thing as a mild case of CF, but only mild stages. Unless you get out of there and find a new living situation, you're going to find yourself in more advanced stage of CF than you want.
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
lightNlife
New member
Smoke is VERY harmful to a CFer's lungs. There's no such thing as a mild case of CF, but only mild stages. Unless you get out of there and find a new living situation, you're going to find yourself in more advanced stage of CF than you want.
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
Head for the hills! Save yourself!
bagged2drag
Active member
I wish moving out was an option when I was a child. Both my parents were heavy smokers their whole life, and neither (especially my mom) would even reduce the amount they smoked in front of us children because "it was their right" to smoke. I didn't care much at the time, but by the time I was 21, my FEV's were in the 20's. That finally opened up their eyes a lot.. Too late though. As far as the roommates, if they aren't respecting your health, you have more than every right to say something to the landlord. This isn't some selfish rule that's not being abided. THIS IS YOUR HEALTH. Sometimes you do have to put yourself first.
bagged2drag
Active member
I wish moving out was an option when I was a child. Both my parents were heavy smokers their whole life, and neither (especially my mom) would even reduce the amount they smoked in front of us children because "it was their right" to smoke. I didn't care much at the time, but by the time I was 21, my FEV's were in the 20's. That finally opened up their eyes a lot.. Too late though. As far as the roommates, if they aren't respecting your health, you have more than every right to say something to the landlord. This isn't some selfish rule that's not being abided. THIS IS YOUR HEALTH. Sometimes you do have to put yourself first.
bagged2drag
Active member
I wish moving out was an option when I was a child. Both my parents were heavy smokers their whole life, and neither (especially my mom) would even reduce the amount they smoked in front of us children because "it was their right" to smoke. I didn't care much at the time, but by the time I was 21, my FEV's were in the 20's. That finally opened up their eyes a lot.. Too late though. As far as the roommates, if they aren't respecting your health, you have more than every right to say something to the landlord. This isn't some selfish rule that's not being abided. THIS IS YOUR HEALTH. Sometimes you do have to put yourself first.
bagged2drag
Active member
I wish moving out was an option when I was a child. Both my parents were heavy smokers their whole life, and neither (especially my mom) would even reduce the amount they smoked in front of us children because "it was their right" to smoke. I didn't care much at the time, but by the time I was 21, my FEV's were in the 20's. That finally opened up their eyes a lot.. Too late though. As far as the roommates, if they aren't respecting your health, you have more than every right to say something to the landlord. This isn't some selfish rule that's not being abided. THIS IS YOUR HEALTH. Sometimes you do have to put yourself first.
bagged2drag
Active member
I wish moving out was an option when I was a child. Both my parents were heavy smokers their whole life, and neither (especially my mom) would even reduce the amount they smoked in front of us children because "it was their right" to smoke. I didn't care much at the time, but by the time I was 21, my FEV's were in the 20's. That finally opened up their eyes a lot.. Too late though. As far as the roommates, if they aren't respecting your health, you have more than every right to say something to the landlord. This isn't some selfish rule that's not being abided. THIS IS YOUR HEALTH. Sometimes you do have to put yourself first.