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I had a severe stroke of the cerebellum on January 26th, and I was intensive care for 2 and a half weeks.......I have not had a drink nor a cigarette since, believe me it woke me up.......I might have an occasional craving for one, but nothing could ever make me smoke again......or drink.....Believe me it gets hard sometimes with all the stress in my life, but I want to live!!!!!
Be 6 months for me on August 3rd! :D :D
Five months, three weeks, one day, 1 hour, 44 minutes and 23 seconds. 4129 cigarettes not smoked, saving $598.67. Life saved: 2 weeks, 8 hours, 5 minutes.
6 months for me tomorrow!!!!!!!!! July 26th
I was on wellibutrin for my bp and i smoked more(the dr said he had never heard of this) has anyone tried smoke away? I need to quit and i have tried alots of times it is just so hard especially since my husband is also a smoker i think if i was by myself no kids no husband for a couple of weeks i could quit-all i want to do when i quit is sleep
Haven't tried Smoke Away. Not too sure of that product but it can't hurt to try. It's been almost a month for me using the Nicorette gum.
Bumping for erwinmst:)
Thanks poohkitty!! :)
Your welcome and good luck!
Thanks!Quote:
Originally posted by poohkitty
Your welcome and good luck!
I downloaded the silkquit thing and it is showing my stats as this:
Smober Time: 1D 23 57 12s
Amount Saved: $3.12
Cigarettes not smoked: 23
Life saved:1hr 55m
I have been watching this thread for a long time now, and just decided I needed to quit for good just recently. I am doing pretty good. The cravings are bad at times, but I am guessing that they will get easier and easier everyday. I HOPE THEY DO!:( Today seemed to be harder than my first day without them, that is why I came looking for this thread. I sure hope these days get easier to handle. It seems like I forget quite frequently as well. Not sure if it is from not being able to concentrate from not smoking or if it is from the wellbuterin, maybe both. I hate to say it, but sometimes I just wish I could sleep for about 4 weeks to get through these withdrawls.
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I have been watching this thread for a long time now, and just decided I needed to quit for good just recently. I am doing pretty good. The cravings are bad at times, but I am guessing that they will get easier and easier everyday. I HOPE THEY DO! Today seemed to be harder than my first day without them, that is why I came looking for this thread. I sure hope these days get easier to handle. It seems like I forget quite frequently as well. Not sure if it is from not being able to concentrate from not smoking or if it is from the wellbuterin, maybe both. I hate to say it, but sometimes I just wish I could sleep for about 4 weeks to get through these withdrawls.
1. CONGRATS!!!!!!! Hang tough! You CAN do this!!!
2. Its normal..and if you can sleep...do it!! Your body can rid itself and you can get past some of the worst by sleeping.
3. DONT give up the quit!!
4. As a reminder, I a 4 sometimes 5 pack a day person now officially has been quit for:
One year, four months, two weeks, two days, 19 hours, 21 minutes and 19 seconds. 35336 cigarettes not smoked, saving $4,982.44. Life saved: 17 weeks, 3 days, 16 hours, 40 minutes.
and if I can do it....so can you and everyone else...its not easy BUT it IS doable!! HUGGLES!!!
What's the silkquit thing? Do you have the link to it? Thanks!Quote:
Originally posted by erwinmst
Thanks!
I downloaded the silkquit thing and it is showing my stats as this:
Smober Time: 1D 23 57 12s
Amount Saved: $3.12
Cigarettes not smoked: 23
Life saved:1hr 55m