Smoking. Yes that disgusting, bad tasting and smelling, ugly habit of mine. I should have never began. Will anyone support me?
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How to quit smoking cigarettes"Starting smoking was one of the dumbest things I have ever done...So thankful for the grace to leave it behind!"
How I did it: Once I really stopped and thought about all of the ugly truths about smoking, I began to hate everything about it. Then I reminded myself about all of these things everytime I had a craving. I have been free from the bondage of smoking for 4 years! Lessons & tips: DO IT! Resources: http://www.settingcaptivesfree.com click on 'breath of life'...it is free!
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awakened_embraced has only just begun! P:
but! I’m not going to purchase anymore cigarettes. Although most people around me smoke, I’m going to limit myself to that exposure.
TheHipHippie is looking for a new job online
So I’ve come to the conclusion that cigarettes may be the root of all evil in my life and I’m ready to test the theory. So far, I’m not doing so well. My first attempt got me a full day until 9:45 or so. I broke down and bought 1 pack. I’m almost through with it now, but I plan to start again tomorrow.
zeknir is ambitious
so i haven’t been doing too well with this. i haven’t gotten worse or anything, but i haven’t been doing any better… i need to quit. i don’t need to be spending money on them, let alone be ruining my body and skin this way…
actionxabby is making her list!
You know that it’s time to quit your 12 year habit when it’s killing you. I can’t breathe as well as i used to, and I’m always nasally congested. I miss my sense of smell, my taste buds, and being able to run and swim without having to stop to hack up a piece of tarred lung.
and I’m allergic to the patch, btw. baller.
Well, I set a quit day – march 1st. It is in 5 days. I want to be smoke free so bad. I hate smoking, but it’s hard to give it up. I’m going to do it!
Well, I really want to quit, I have to learn how to overcome the cravings, when I drink coffee for example. )-:
i wanna cigarette…...
but i don’t have any and i am already used to not having them so oh-freaking-well, i suppose i will survive.
Back2beingsexy Libirated and Free
Ok, So want to quit…but maybe I’m not trying hard enough.
as of recent, things in my life have become (believe it or not) even more stressful.its been becoming increasingly more difficult for me to quit…I’m back up for about 4 a day sometimes more.
I’m trying to find a way to cope with life when it gets stressful, without smoking cigarettes…..and its has not been easy.
For the past month, I’ll say “this is my last pack…when this is done that’s it!”
(there is no way I’m flush a pack that cost $9.00!)
But i don’t get very far in the day without feeling like I am about to lose it if i don’t get one…
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Teamster745 asks,
“I have smoked 2 packs a day for 30 years. I have now not had a smoke in a full 3 days. The longest i can remember ever going without a smoke. This is very very hard. How long will it be this bad? Will i ever get so i don't want a smoke?”
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