Round 2 of quiting smoking

HighwayUFO · #1 01-06-2006, 03:01 PM

I am going for it again. I feel like this time it will last. I don't want to see the consequences years down the road if I kept it up. I feel like crap, but in a good way. More money in my pocket.

Keith

#2 01-06-2006, 03:17 PM

I'm in the same boat, although I think I might have it easier since I realized I just don't like it any more. Still hard breaking that habit, though. Now I have nothing to do on my 10 minute breaks at work!

cocacola08 · #3 01-06-2006, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by HighwayUFO

I am going for it again. I feel like this time it will last.

Good luck.

I'm working on the same thing as well.

Kev

RojoRocket · #4 01-06-2006, 04:21 PM

Been there Done that like 30 times guys. Stay the course! Been like 15 years now for this reforming nicotine addict. Quit for 4 years once, and picked it up again, but now it's easier with smoking banned in California bars. It's worth the effort! Good luck!!

Glenn

Just remember it's like the Lays potato-chip ad. Bet ya can't have just one.

SilverSpear · #5 01-06-2006, 04:37 PM

Ok now, what effective product you all recommend to let a heavy smoker start quitting that crap?

I am talking about our chimney at home... Euuuh I mean my DAD

It just pisses me off when getting near him you can smell instead of cologne, A WALKING CIGARETTE

SilverSpear · #6 01-06-2006, 04:38 PM

Wasn't it supposed to be in Not Exactly SVX ?

HighwayUFO · #7 01-06-2006, 06:08 PM

Kinda yes, but this also applies to the SVX as well. No more smoking in her, even though the window was rolled all the way down even in the winter.

Keith

RojoRocket · #8 01-06-2006, 06:15 PM

Danny, Sorry to hear that your Dad's commiting slow suicide. There's no miracle product out there that I've heard of. Your only hope is convincing him that your family LOVES him and want him around a lot longer. I u/s hypnotism has worked for some folks, but again, the secret is wanting to escape the habit. Good luck with your Dad.
Both of my parents, now in their 70's are ex-smokers. I remember riding my bike to the neighborhood market daily as a 10 yr old to buy my Mom's Long Philip Morris, 2 pks at a time. My Mom now suffers with acute shortness of breath and has nearly been tied to an Oxygen tank 2X now.

Glenn