I believe it's a done deal. I am smoke free........

[11BEE]

Congrats Man!!!!

[PQ]

Thank you. Like Becky said, I still want one. BAD. But I will not.

Now I will smoke a GTAHVIT every now and then.

[Dznts]

Originally Posted by PQ

Thank you. Like Becky said, I still want one. BAD. But I will not.

Now I will smoke a GTAHVIT every now and then.

[RubyCamaro]

Congrats!

[mikeyg36]

Congrats!

[2012-1822]

Good update.

I have them up in early 2000. I know if I ever light one I might as well buy a carton because I'll just be a smoker again. Anyway, I miss it sometimes for sure.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by 2012-1822

Good update.

I have them up in early 2000. I know if I ever light one I might as well buy a carton because I'll just be a smoker again. Anyway, I miss it sometimes for sure.

No doubt it would only take one for me as well.

[Mr Twisty]

Originally Posted by PQ

Thank you. Like Becky said, I still want one. BAD. But I will not.

Now I will smoke a GTAHVIT every now and then.

Congratulations, It's not a good way to live life.

[DwRed1LTV6]

Congrats PQ on 3 years smoke free. ! ! !


Nov' 1990 for me when i gave them up.

[Sp00ner]

I'm working on it right now, I quit for a year and then failed hard during a 36 hour Chicago to San Fran road trip. I've cut down to about 1/2 of where I was at and then just need to pick a date to stop. God it sucks...

[Rockhead]

Congratulations . It's not an easy task I tried many times . I have been smoke free since April 2003.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Silver85IrocZ

Congrats PQ on 3 years smoke free. ! ! !


Nov' 1990 for me when i gave them up.

Wow, long time for sure. 24 years is awesome. Surely has affected your current quality of life.

Originally Posted by Mr Twisty

Congratulations, It's not a good way to live life.

Is this smiley face inappropriate here? lol

Originally Posted by Sp00ner

I'm working on it right now, I quit for a year and then failed hard during a 36 hour Chicago to San Fran road trip. I've cut down to about 1/2 of where I was at and then just need to pick a date to stop. God it sucks...

I smoked from 17 to 25 and then quit on my 25th Birthday for 9 years. Started smoking again at 34 and struggled with it after that till I quit on my 40th birthday.

I chose benchmark days and gave myself a good lead time. The fist time I had told my mom when I was 21 that I'd quit at 25.

Both times before I quit I can't say how many times I bought a pack of cigarettes and smoked one or two and then swore I was quitting and threw the rest of the pack away only to run out and buy another pack.

Set a date, keep the date. It worked for me. The benchmark year helped a ton. I knew when I was 37 that there was no way I'd quit before 40 but that I WOULD quit at 40.

You can make it happen. Just depends on what motivates you.

Originally Posted by Rockhead

Congratulations . It's not an easy task I tried many times . I have been smoke free since April 2003.

So you just went past a decade. Very nice.

[DwRed1LTV6]

Originally Posted by PQ

Wow, long time for sure. 24 years is awesome. Surely has affected your current quality of life.

yeah i guess you could say that
.~ will be 51 this July ~
i gained weight but i needed some of it.
was skinny as a rail back then.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Silver85IrocZ

yeah i guess you could say that
.~ will be 51 this July ~
i gained weight but i needed some of it.
was skinny as a rail back then.

I've gained weight and didn't need it. haha

I refused to try and quit AND diet. So I just allowed myself to gain it. Need to lose now. I would not be considered fat by most standards but I really am.