Giving Up Smoking

FETCHER. · 02-12-2013, 11:22 AM

I stopped the cigs far easier than the good smokes too, I'm hoping I grow out of that as well.

Justthefacts · 02-12-2013, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by duga

It was so weird...one day I just seriously didn't feel like another cigarette.

Quitting the herb was another story...especially since my connection just sent me a message that he is re-supplied. AHHHHHH

~~Cuthbert~~ · 02-12-2013, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Circe

I'm doubtful anyone was on the edge of their seat waiting to hear the latest news of my exciting exploits but in a nutshell, I'm still going. I hate to say I'm safe now but I certainly don't have cigs in the back of my mind as much as I did at the back of January, although I still couldn't hang around a bunch of smokers without giving in to temptation, without a doubt. One of my friends has decided to try and drop the smokes for Lent and is looking to me for support on it if anything goes wrong with him so I guess I'm in a position with responsibility now. I'd say the prospects are continuing to look good, although I'm still concerned that I could relapse (can you really use that word for something like smoking?) with the slightest push.

Have you genuinely not had even 1 puff of a cigarette since you quit (January 2nd wasn't it?)

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Originally Posted by duga

It was so weird...one day I just seriously didn't feel like another cigarette.

Quitting the herb was another story...especially since my connection just sent me a message that he is re-supplied. AHHHHHH

I smoked weed every day for 3 years from the age of 13. Then when I was 16 I went on holiday for two weeks, the first thing I did when I came back was light up a zoot. After about half it blew my head off and I couldn't handle weed again. It put me off. I've smoked it twice since then (2005.)

Guybrush · 02-13-2013, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Circe

I'm doubtful anyone was on the edge of their seat waiting to hear the latest news of my exciting exploits but in a nutshell, I'm still going. I hate to say I'm safe now but I certainly don't have cigs in the back of my mind as much as I did at the back of January, although I still couldn't hang around a bunch of smokers without giving in to temptation, without a doubt. One of my friends has decided to try and drop the smokes for Lent and is looking to me for support on it if anything goes wrong with him so I guess I'm in a position with responsibility now. I'd say the prospects are continuing to look good, although I'm still concerned that I could relapse (can you really use that word for something like smoking?) with the slightest push.

Great Circe

the worst part is over. Now you just gotta stick with it!

Brian Krashpad · 02-17-2013, 08:41 AM

I wish any and all who are quitting the abso best!

If you need any inspiration, this is what a couple months of radiation to your throat looks like:

The funny bit? I don't/didn't even smoke! I just got "bad luck" cancer. I'm fine now (more or less) but trust me: YOU DON'T WANT THIS ****!

Stay strong and rock on!

~~Cuthbert~~ · 02-17-2013, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Krashpad

I'm fine now (more or less) but trust me: YOU DON'T WANT THIS ****!

Well done mate.

Think people become a bit desensitised to all the scaremongering on boxes and the like but when it's like that it seems more real and does really make you think.

Newkie · 02-19-2013, 02:25 PM

Hope things are going well Circe, and to anyone else attempting this.

I tried as a new years and failed...but I've definitely cut down from last year. Has helped having a transfer in work and not having to watch the office empty every half hour, luckily I'm miles away from an exit and nobody else smokes which is good as the temptation to smoke is pitted against my laziness and usually theres only one winner there...but basically all my mates smoke so its hard to get away from it, and every time one of those bloody stop smoking adverts comes on all think about is having another one.

Brian Krashpad · 02-19-2013, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Fluffy Kittens

Well done mate.

Think people become a bit desensitised to all the scaremongering on boxes and the like but when it's like that it seems more real and does really make you think.

Thanks.

Btw, there used to be a local band here (Gainesville Florida USA) called Fluffy Kitty.

Shaolin · 02-23-2013, 07:22 PM

Im trying to quit right now, I get moody

hip hop bunny hop · 02-23-2013, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Krashpad

I wish any and all who are quitting the abso best!

If you need any inspiration, this is what a couple months of radiation to your throat looks like:

The funny bit? I don't/didn't even smoke! I just got "bad luck" cancer. I'm fine now (more or less) but trust me: YOU DON'T WANT THIS ****!

Stay strong and rock on!

It continues to amaze me people are so illiterate they associate any/all mouth/throat/lung cancer with smoking.

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Brian Krashpad Groupie Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 35	I wish any and all who are quitting the abso best! If you need any inspiration, this is what a couple months of radiation to your throat looks like: The funny bit? I don't/didn't even smoke! I just got "bad luck" cancer. I'm fine now (more or less) but trust me: YOU DON'T WANT THIS ****! Stay strong and rock on! __________________

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Newkie Boozy Lad Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Newport, South Wales Posts: 482	Hope things are going well Circe, and to anyone else attempting this. I tried as a new years and failed...but I've definitely cut down from last year. Has helped having a transfer in work and not having to watch the office empty every half hour, luckily I'm miles away from an exit and nobody else smokes which is good as the temptation to smoke is pitted against my laziness and usually theres only one winner there...but basically all my mates smoke so its hard to get away from it, and every time one of those bloody stop smoking adverts comes on all think about is having another one.

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Shaolin Groupie Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 24	Im trying to quit right now, I get moody