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I HAVE QUIT SMOKING !! FOR LIFE
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Kirsty | Report | 23 Feb 2005 10:31 |
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Well done Jayne, i stopped in 1997. Best thing i ever did. Good Luck Sally xxx |
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Annabel | Report | 23 Feb 2005 10:38 |
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Good luck Jayne, I gave up in 1977 never felt better health wise and saved money, after a while when you do not smoke you will realise that smokers stink and cough, I went on the train today sitting by a smoker makes you feel sick, when you are a smoker you can not smell your self, been there no way would I want smell like that again, so stick at it good luckANNABEL ps I did so enjoy my smoke |
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Jack (Sahara) | Report | 23 Feb 2005 11:23 |
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Well done Jayne. I'm off to buy the Alan Carr book at lunch time. I really want to stop but don't have much willpower. I have done a few surveys and I am an emotional and social smoker with low addiction levels so I should be able to do it. The Alan Carr book has been highly recommended so I'm going to give it a go. Jack x |
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Sarah | Report | 23 Feb 2005 11:29 |
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hi there Jayne, good for you to quit smoking. I tried a couple of years ago to quit but it didn't come to much. I'm now seriously considering having another go and sticking to it. |
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TonyOz | Report | 23 Feb 2005 11:34 |
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Well done Jane. I also was a very heavy smoker. 30 a day. Gave up some years ago now. I used to run out of puff just running upstairs, at 30 years of age. Now i can bolt up stairs at 56. and still run a mile to boot. Tony Oz |
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bridan | Report | 23 Feb 2005 13:53 |
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I gave up the end of Sep. 2004 but have to admit not a day goes by when I do not long for one. Bridget x |
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Jayne | Report | 23 Feb 2005 18:39 |
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thank you all so much for your replies i have had a chuckle at your reply Annabel of perth you are so right i could never smell it on me but today when i was clocking off at work a couple of people came in reception REEKING OF CIGS yuk!! that was me up until Sunday .I have only been stopped three days and my sense of smell is coming back and thankfully i have only suffered 1 craving today but i am treating that like a contraction lol slow deep breathing it only lasts about 3 minutes .Thanks again to you all for all your support much appreciated xx |
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Maid Marian of | Report | 23 Feb 2005 19:15 |
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Well done! I did it two years ago and feel tons better for it :-) |
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