Something for the "other kind" of smokers out there...

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earache_my_eye

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Everybody knows the dangers of smoking cigarettes, and I don't want anybody to think that I'm trying to preach to them. I smoked for over 20 years myself. But a couple years ago I started looking for ways to stop smoking without ***** or patches. I knew "cold-turkey" was going to be next to impossible for me, so I began searching the net for other options.

What I found was a website that discussed the positive effects of quitting smoking.....not in a "preachy" way, but, in a well-written way that made you really think about smoking in a whole different light. Now, I'm not going to condone the method I used to stop smoking, but it worked for me. I basically used the info from the site....cut back on how many cigs I smoked per day, and began chewing tobacco to keep the cig cravings away. After I quit smoking, I continued to chew for a couple months so that the "habit" of smoking was more removed from my daily routine. Then one day, I just simply quit chewing, and have been nicotine free ever since.....cept on those nights that I find myself in a bar....then it's just second-hand smoke.
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Anyway, there is a point to this thread....it is to give all you cigarette smokers the same tools I found online......and just maybe you too can re-learn just how good it feels to be smoke free......here's the link to the website that was so helpful to me.

http://www.hypnos.info/book3/book3.html

L8r,
Eric
 
This past may 30th makes 3 years since I smoked a Cigarette, I get lets colds and enjoy food allot more since then, I smoked for 35 years before that
 
smoked for 28 years,2 to 3 packs a day , my doc said quit,if you have a relaps ..quit again,(a choice) took a month to get ready for the quitting day
and quit,haven't smoked since.
good luck if your quitting,you can do it.

mark
 
I quit 21 yrs ago myself, cold turkey. Best thing I ever did for myself and my family! I can just imagine the amount of money I would have spent if I still had the habit!
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Wow, we've got some dedicated non smokers amongst us. I quit 42 years ago, and I still can't run for beans!
 
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