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Old 01-06-2012, 01:38 PM   #47
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Originally Posted by INtha305 View Post
I quit 5 months ago. I smoked for 15 years straight. The reason I quit was my first child was born and for my health. Plus the money I will save. The first 2 weeks were the hardest. U have to be a strong minded person for sure. I did it cold turkey and have not touched one since I quit. I did have a picture of a dead person with his chest cut open from lung cancer as a wallpaper and lock screen on my iPhone tho lol
Same here! 12 years of smoking, but quit cold turkey after my son was born, Dec 15th, 2011. Day three was the hardest for me, but since I scaled back my smoking the months prior, I didn't have any withdrawal symptoms that I'm aware of. The benefits are immediately noticeable. No more coughing, smelling like smoke, shortness of breath has diminished. All good things!

The longest break before this was one month and that was with nicotine supplements, but all it took was me saying I could have one at breaktime and continue to be smoke-free. Very hard to do. One leads to two etc. My advice, no matter what, don't have that "check" cigarette to see how you're doing.

Great thread BTW.
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