Stop Me Before I Kill Again....
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From: Where The Sun Don't Shine
I'm telling you these "Smoke Away" guys are on to something. I was on the patch for two months, and still managed to smoke at least one or two cigs every day...After the first nite I took this shite, I woke up the following morning with no desire to smoke...that was five days ago. Seven is the magic number.
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Good for you Morgan! I feel your pain. I quit smoking 23 years ago and it was so tough - only help was eating hard candy and constantly drinking coffee, also I kept telling myself how clean I was. I still have dreams where I'm smoking and I think oh shit, now I gotta quit again. I never wanna repeat that!
You can do it!
You can do it!
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The last time I quit was Dec 4, 2000. Like you, I was swimming a lot in the show and couldn't breathe for $hit. I made it 3 years, then ended up starting again here in Elizabeth City, Primarily because there's nothing else to do. I do know that if I don't have the desire to quit, than the effort is futile.
Good for you Nanc! That's impressive to have been off the smokes for so long.
Good for you Nanc! That's impressive to have been off the smokes for so long.
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From: FCUK
Originally posted by C-Bass
The last time I quit was Dec 4, 2000. Like you, I was swimming a lot in the show and couldn't breathe for $hit. I made it 3 years, then ended up starting again here in Elizabeth City, Primarily because there's nothing else to do. I do know that if I don't have the desire to quit, than the effort is futile.
Good for you Nanc! That's impressive to have been off the smokes for so long.
The last time I quit was Dec 4, 2000. Like you, I was swimming a lot in the show and couldn't breathe for $hit. I made it 3 years, then ended up starting again here in Elizabeth City, Primarily because there's nothing else to do. I do know that if I don't have the desire to quit, than the effort is futile.
Good for you Nanc! That's impressive to have been off the smokes for so long.
Same with me, Corey, I know that there is no way that I will give up unless I WANT to. I have given up a few times, lasting 3 - 4 years the last time. Then something came along and started me smoking again. I am determined to give up at the end of next week. When I leave Japan, new beginning, I WILL NOT SMOKE.
Keep it up Morgan. If you beat the drugs, you can surely beat nicotine
