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just trying to see how many smoking quitters we have on here.
i will start i started at about 9-10 and quit about 6 years ago...2-3 pks a day |
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can't say that I have quit. But I know I really need to.
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I buy a pack of 20 every Friday night as a treat for weekends, I might stop next year though.
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I have quit 10 times...keep going back. I don't even worry about it anymore...
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So Lori, you quit trying to quit...
 I haven't quit yet but it's a plan for the near future.. |
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i started at twelve...and have quit repeatedly.
the final time was about seven years ago in august. |
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i told myself that his the only time i can do it, there is not re-do's or any or of that BS i quit and in done...gave like a year of mental prep....i craved for the loooooongs time...and now i;m face...
i will however NOT kiss a smoker |
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i started at twelve...and have quit repeatedly. the final time was about seven years ago in august. good job! 
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Been smoking since '64 and never tried to quit. But I'm down to about 3 packs a week.
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i started at twelve...and have quit repeatedly. the final time was about seven years ago in august. good job! i quit every time i was pregnant or nursing. afterward, i'd end up starting back (but never at home or in front of the kids). the last time, i kicked it for good. i wish i had sooner; i could have taken a vacation or something, lol. |
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my daddy taught my to never be a quitter and i'm not going to be
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i started at twelve...and have quit repeatedly. the final time was about seven years ago in august. good job! i quit every time i was pregnant or nursing. afterward, i'd end up starting back (but never at home or in front of the kids). the last time, i kicked it for good. i wish i had sooner; i could have taken a vacation or something, lol. my lifes biggest regret...smoking while pregnant...it was MY craving...one day i want it lots next few days i didnt want any. had i know how strong i really coyld be ... i would haver quit...didnt trust myself well tenough |
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Coffee and chewing gum in the morning?Oh please.....where dem coffin nails
 
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Do you all know that there is a 1-800 number in EVERY state if you are ready to quit and need help? They are DOH program funded by the tobacco lawsuit settlements (yeah, I know...seems contrary, but that's our legal system!) These hotlines usually offer free NRT and counseling and they can often refer you to a local agency for assistance with your quit.
IF you are ready (cuz you won't be successful if you aren't ready) then give them a call... |
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Started smoking in the Air Force...thought I'd die anyway, so pretty much did everything...But when I left Vietnam on April 29, 1972...I quit cold turkey.
Like most...turned fanatically healthy in terms of food and exercise!
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So Lori, you quit trying to quit... I haven't quit yet but it's a plan for the near future.. I had to just stop beating myself up over it...maybe quitting will come easier if I stop that, ya know.. |
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I am using the electronic cigarette, it really works. I do not want a real cig. It is a nicotine inhaler, no smoke, no tar, no burning paper.
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I am using the electronic cigarette, it really works. I do not want a real cig. It is a nicotine inhaler, no smoke, no tar, no burning paper. is there a specific brand/make that is a good one? i'm thinking of buying one for robin for christmas (sssshhh, don't tell him) ~~~~ i think i just passed 14 years of not smoking this summer. |
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Started smoking around 17 and quit many times. At times I went as long as 2 years but seem to never fail I would pick another one back up an was right back at it.
It will be 7 years this coming January that I finally put them down for the last time cold turkey and have never thought about picking them back up. It is one of the hardest things to do and unless it is something one really wants to do it is not going to happen.... 
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I've quit over and over again. The most effective time was on a $20 dollar bet. I quit for six months with zero motivation to smoke and as soon as he paid me, I started up again! I find that bribing myself with something more valuable is a great motivator. I have quit now for 2 months and love every minute of it!
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