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stopped smokeing

Postby cassie » 28 Feb 2010 09:16

iv stopped smoking after many years although still fighting the battle my worry is on holiday (june ) i will be drinking and relaxed and always enjoyed a ciggy on the balconey watching the world go by with drink in hand (dont drink at home ) so any tips and advice would be appreciated :) by the way im on champix
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby JT » 28 Feb 2010 11:05

I haven't had a smoke for well over 10 years now and never missed them.

The wife went on champix for 2 weeks then lashed the tablets and the smokes and she is smoke free now
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby stevew » 28 Feb 2010 11:15

I stopped smoking 2 Stones ago, :lol: :lol:
I found if you Don`t buy or borrow, you can`t smoke them...........
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby Jozzyd » 28 Feb 2010 11:44

I stopped for 6 months and first day in Icmeler had a puff of hubbys cigarette and still smoking now so pleeeease don't be tempted :oops:
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby John_Lane » 28 Feb 2010 11:52

I've been a non smoker for nearly 20 years having done 20-30 or more a day for the previous 20 odd years. From day one I told people "I am a non smoker" or "I don't smoke" when offered a ciggy. It seemed so much more permanent and definite as opposed to "I've given it up". I guess over time it became natural for me to believe that I didn't indulge.

Good luck! It can be done.

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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby polly » 28 Feb 2010 14:08

Well Done Cassie, :D I have been stopped 14 months now. I had my last ciggy at 11.55pm on 31/12/2008.
It was my 3rd serious attempt (The stop smoking clinic was like a second home :lol: )
It will be my first holiday in Turkey since I stopped, and I am a bit worried that I might be tempted.
Like John said, I find it better to say "I dont Smoke", rather than I've stopped.
Now I'm battling with the same 2 stone as Steve, I was not going to eat more and I was going to exercise :lol: :lol: .
It is worth it though, I have an 11 month old grandson and I spend all my ciggy money on him. :)

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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby lynnep » 28 Feb 2010 15:01

well done you ive been stopped for 18 months now patches for 1 week, i had a lot of acid which i put to not smoking want to the docs put me on tablets for the acid which helped.But also i had a packet of cigs of which when i felt i craved a cig i lit one had a couple of drags coughed like crazy felt guilty & then put it out( but these cigs were about 6 months old & as dry as anythin)dont follow my method if you think it will start you smoking again.Do try to stop i feel much better for not smoking & try not to sub food for cigs this is when you put on weight just remember that bikini you want to get into in Icmeler :D
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby starchild01 » 02 Mar 2010 11:40

Congrats on stopping smoking. Hubby and I stopped smoking in Feb 2009 (like the other members comment...2 stones ago). I was worried about our holiday as well as the couple we go with were still smoking when we went (they have also given up now, and it will be interesting to see how they cope this year). They had the room next to ours, and we could smell the smoke through the open patio door, but we were amazed at how it didn't bother us at all. Even in bars at night, we just forgot about it because we were having such a good time.
Keep up the good work...you won't regret it :D :D
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby juju » 03 Mar 2010 09:10

Well done on stopping smoking!I smoked 34 years and by the time I quit I was smoking 40 a day.Stopped 4 years last month.Lots of my friends have stopped and started again.The only way I know is never to touch another fag.I still wouldnt dare have a drag off one.It was a really hard thing to do but my mother had stopped the year before at 75 having smoked since she was 14 and she was on patches for a year.I used a couple of lozenges but found sugar free mints almost as good.I am a stone heavier than I was but the money you save....and when you look at the prices now...and the freedom it gives you not to be looking for somewhere to have one.All good stuff!Good luck...you can do it! :)
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby cassie » 03 Mar 2010 10:37

Thanks for all your advice and comments, Im getting there and heavy too :lol: But one thing at a time,I can hide a few pounds in floaty tops :lol: :lol: I feel so much better already , And a few more pounds to spend on handbags . :D
so if you see a fat lady wearing floaty tops with loads of handbags, without a cigarette in june ITS ME CASSIE :lol: :lol:
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby tannedjulie » 03 Mar 2010 10:51

we are going in june as well i stopped smoking 20 years ago never put weight on but have done having kids so i will be the same as you walking around with floaty tops
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby jaguar » 22 Mar 2010 11:44

After smoking for 40 odd years I found an instant cure, I had a major heart attack!! so please don"t try this method,smoking just aint worth it.Good luck with giving up,a smoke free life is so so so better.
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby viking pete » 22 Mar 2010 20:09

I stopped 3 years ago last January after almost 40 years of puffing up. Wished Id done it years ago !!! still have the ocasional fancy but only lasts afew seconds. Breathing and general fitness much better. I put about a sone and half on - but just doing a course at the local footy club and finally managed to lose the extra. Giving up is well worththe effort - good luck Pete.
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby steve.crowe » 02 May 2010 21:59

I didn't want to post this too early (faith eh !) but me and Rhonda have both now been stopped for 10 weeks. By the time we're away, we'll have saved all our spending money :D
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby cassie » 03 May 2010 05:32

Well done to the both of you , I have just done the 3 months, I feel so much better, and Weight not to bad keep it up :)
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Re: stopped smokeing

Postby janette » 03 May 2010 10:04

I stopped smoking 3 years ago,still have the odd craving now & then but it dont last long,the only downside is the weight gain which used to really upset me :( but has now stopped worrying about it,i'm healthier now :D :D :D
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