I really crave tobacco and my breath it smells so bad.

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July 15, 2011· 1 min read

WHAT'S THE REMEDY: I really crave tobacco and my breath it smells so bad. I'm very indecisive. I walk around feeling sad. My head feels seperate from my body. I start on falling asleep. My tongue is coated on one side. Feeble voice and sight is weak. XX Breda

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