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Hey All
Stu:
That is good stuff to know warhawk. I wish my mother-in-law could have known that years ago. She'll never give it up at this point unfortunately.
JDog:
Warhawk, Thanks for the great info mate. This is very encouraging to see how every month that goes by without a cigarette ,our bodies are healing,specifically how.
If that isnt a reason to want to quit,then I dont know what is.
warhawk:
--- Quote from: JDog on September 07, 2007, 06:13:13 PM ---Warhawk, Thanks for the great info mate. This is very encouraging to see how every month that goes by without a cigarette ,our bodies are healing,specifically how.
If that isnt a reason to want to quit,then I dont know what is.
--- End quote ---
jdog...no problem, brah. oh....nice sbg shirt! O0
WARHAWK O0
jusbnme:
Thanks warhawk. That was awesome bro. Just one more reason for me to feel great that I have given it up.
You can do the same Tim. You just have to want to make yourself healthier. Good luck.
shyslyguy:
Hey TimmJ,
I can totally sympathize re the trying to quit smoking thing. I still need to give up. Congrats Paul on sticking with it thus far & to everyone else who's managed to quit.
Great info Warhawk! - Think I might print that out & keep it to hand.
Lance, it was interesting reading about how you quit. The bit about reminding yourself why you want to quit when you felt like a ciggie .... well, I try & do that, but sometimes it almost seems like there's two people in me ... one who wants to quit & one who most definitely doesn't - the one who doesn't pops up just as I want a ciggie & frankly ... he doesn't seem to care about any of that rational logical stuff!
I've smoked since I was about 11 or 12 too & I really do need to quit but each time I try & fail it seems harder to have another go! Wish I could manage it though & I am determined to have another go soon!
Last time I was doing really well until we had some friends staying for the weekend - they are like chain-smokers & I found that, for the first time in my life, the smoke was really getting to me, it was like I suddenly realized what all the non-smokers had been saying about smoke being really irritating to their chests & eyes etc, anyway, in the end, the only way I could stand it was to just give up & join them ... (which sounds really weird I know) & since then, I've been smoking again, though not anywhere near as heavily as before.
Anyway, sorry for rambling on ....
GOOD LUCK TimmJ O0
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