bfunk13 said:Thanks guys!
Now I have a new addiction, .............. home made pizza.
As you can see in my other post here. LOL
bfunk13 said:Thanks guys!
And thanks for the help through this, i am serious and surprised how much all of your posts have helped.
I haven't checked this site in awhile and was surprised to see nearly 1000 cigs not smoked.
I still have my moments, but i am comfortable in saying I did it!
44 days, 12 hours, 10 minutes and 39 seconds smoke free.
979 cigarettes not smoked.
$266.20 and 7 days, 11 hours of your life saved.
farmboy said:I started smoking when I was sixteen or so,22 days after my 40th birthday I suffered a severe heart attack. The addiction was so strong I even continued to smoke after I recovered from the heart attack.Then about a year later I got a lung infection from sandblasting residue.Doctor prescribed Wellbutrin to help me quit and it worked ,but you have to want to.Its been about 8 months now and I feel great.
tinkabranc said:Keep the quit!
Started my quit with both wilbutrin and the patch together for the first few weeks but then
ended up stopping the meds as I didn't like how it made me feel.
Continued on with just the patch and chewed on cinnamon sticks if/when I got a craving.
Now at 9 1/2 months smoke free and have no intentions of ever going back.
Battenkiller said:Keep up the good work, BF. ;-)
BTW what stream are you fishing on in your avatar pic? I love the fishing out there, really got to get back sooner rather than later.
BeGreen said:This has been an really chitty month for me. Your reports make it a bit better. You go man, you're doing an awesome job.
i quit 3 years ago now. and smoked for bout 14 years. i had my first cig when i was 8 and im 26 now. . no i didnt smoke regularly when i was 8. but i started young and the hardest thing in quitting was that loved smoking so much. i still would love to have one. i still smoke cigars once and a while and that will never stop. but that was def the hardest thing i ever quit.bfunk13 said:Great posts here, i appreciate every single one!
Truth is, if it were just me i would probably never quit. I enjoy smoking plus the addiction makes it a real SOB.
These two are my inspiration to quit and start a new lifestyle.
snowleopard said:Way to go, bfunk!
Bumping this thread for another smoker who's looking for some help with the nicotine.
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