Smokers Anonymous
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Hang in there G, I really feel bad for Madame Buttonfly & your Pappi. You are difficult enough as it is. I won't pm you with any of my questions till you pass seven days smoke free, by that time the edge should be off a little bit.
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@monday:
Hang in there G, I really feel bad for Madame Buttonfly & your Pappi. You are difficult enough as it is. I won't pm you with any of my questions till you pass seven days smoke free, by that time the edge should be off a little bit.
Thanks. Madame Buttonfly also gave up, but she was more of a social (i.e. with a drink) smoker. I, on the otherhand, was a proper smoker, so we are in ths together, but she is getting pissed off with my tetchiness…..........
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Don´t know if that helps, but when I did quit for a year I used a simple trick..
always had one cigarette with me - and I kept telling myself if I really needed to smoke - I could.
We can do anything
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I quit smoking in 1996 (and have only had 4 or 5 cigarrettes after that, of which the last one was in 2005 or so). It will get easier with time but I still had urges a couple of years ago. In fact, dreamt about smoking last night (really stressed out from work at the moment)…
Smoking doesn't fit my self image anymore so I doubt I'll ever start again but I do consider myself a smoke-a-holic for life.
Quitting has easily been the best decision I have made so far in my life. A big thumbs up to all quitters!
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Idem G. Last time I started again (after my third time stopping) I thought i'd have one with a beer now and again…Problem was I started to want a beer everyday! It's a slippery slope that we forget all too easily. Once a smoker always a smoker...just like an alcoholic. We can't do the occasional one now and again...and more's the pity
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