Stopped smoking.
19 October 2004, 02:38 PM
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Stopped smoking.
Hopefully stopped smoking today with the aid of patches.Had my last cig yesterday and put my patch on this morning.Anyone else done it this way,does it work??
19 October 2004, 02:54 PM
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Replacing nicotine addiction with.............
........ nicotine
For me it was Allen Carr's book that worked after many failed attempts, but I guess it's whatever works for you.
Good luck for kicking it anyway mate
........ nicotine
For me it was Allen Carr's book that worked after many failed attempts, but I guess it's whatever works for you.
Good luck for kicking it anyway mate
19 October 2004, 03:08 PM
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I was staying in a non-smoking household so had to go outside every time I wanted a *** and it was cold and wet so I couldn't be bothered. Eventually I realised I'd been two days without one and hadn't even noticed so decided to carry on. I'd been on at least 20 a day for over twenty years 
That was over three years ago and I've never looked back, in fact I can't stand the smell of it now and feel soooo much healthier, not to mention richer 
If I'd realised earlier in my life how bad smokers smell I would've given up years and years ago but, unfortunately whilst you're a smoker you can't smell your own or other people's cigarettes. I feel ashamed that I must've smelt so bad and made so many other people suffer my disgusting smoke...
That was over three years ago and I've never looked back, in fact I can't stand the smell of it now and feel soooo much healthier, not to mention richer If I'd realised earlier in my life how bad smokers smell I would've given up years and years ago but, unfortunately whilst you're a smoker you can't smell your own or other people's cigarettes. I feel ashamed that I must've smelt so bad and made so many other people suffer my disgusting smoke...
19 October 2004, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobychick
I was staying in a non-smoking household so had to go outside every time I wanted a *** and it was cold and wet so I couldn't be bothered. Eventually I realised I'd been two days without one and hadn't even noticed so decided to carry on. I'd been on at least 20 a day for over twenty years That was over three years ago and I've never looked back, in fact I can't stand the smell of it now and feel soooo much healthier, not to mention richer
If I'd realised earlier in my life how bad smokers smell I would've given up years and years ago but, unfortunately whilst you're a smoker you can't smell your own or other people's cigarettes. I feel ashamed that I must've smelt so bad and made so many other people suffer my disgusting smoke...
That was over three years ago and I've never looked back, in fact I can't stand the smell of it now and feel soooo much healthier, not to mention richer If I'd realised earlier in my life how bad smokers smell I would've given up years and years ago but, unfortunately whilst you're a smoker you can't smell your own or other people's cigarettes. I feel ashamed that I must've smelt so bad and made so many other people suffer my disgusting smoke...
Could only have been written by a reformed smoker
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