Today I stop smoking (2 year update)

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three years here

sorry, not trying to best you, just saying I understand you. Congrats on sticking with it man.
 

jman19

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Originally posted by: hevnsnt
TWO YEARS Smoke free.

I completely rule

How about this for history with ATOT

Seriously I think ATOT helped

:thumbsup:

Congrats for making the choice to live a healthier, and likely longer, life. Keep up the good work.
 

hevnsnt

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Originally posted by: MisterJackson
three years here

sorry, not trying to best you, just saying I understand you. Congrats on sticking with it man.


haaha didnt take it that way at all congrats!

But did you post about it on atot? :p
 

GalvanizedYankee

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I quit for 13 years.........Then picked it back up by smoking several cigars. It was only two weeks before I bought a carton of cigs and was off and running again.
After 5 years of trying to quit again, I'm 6 months nicotine free as of yesterday, 11/14/06.

Congrats...but treasure being smoke free.
 

ThePresence

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Nov 19, 2001
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Congrats.
Feb. is 2 years for me after smoking a pack a day for 10 years.
I still want a smoke every now and then, but there is no way in hell I'll cave in.
I feel 1000x better. I take real deep breaths just to show myself that I can do it without breaking into a coughing fit.
I actually feel good when I wake up in the morning.
I will never smoke again.
 

AnMig

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Nov 7, 2000
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congrats

8 years here, cold turkey, not puff except for second hand smoke.

I still think about it though and still want a cigarette after a heavy meal. I just dont trust myself enough to smoke one.


There is a reason a lot of people still smoke, its an addiction and shoud be treated as such.


I am so tired of hearing people say, I can quit anytime I want, I just dont want too (denial).

sorry for the mini rant congrats.
 

meltdown75

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Nov 17, 2004
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Congrats, and hello :)

Tonight will be 1 month for me, after a brief stint of picking up the habit again in the summer (beer & golf = smoking).

BTW, you still pwn the phone.
 

krunchykrome

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Over a year for me. I find it absolutely disgusting now, althought I do smoke an occasional cigar and I do smoke shisha every once in a while.
 

ThePresence

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Originally posted by: AnMig
congratsI am so tired of hearing people say, I can quit anytime I want, I just dont want too (denial).

I used to say that all the time when I was a smoker. Guess what, I did. Just stopped one day, never to smoke again. Sure, it's an addiction but I think it's breakable. I know I broke it. It takes willpower and mental toughness, but I think those that try and say they can't are either weak, don't really want to stop or are using the addiction as an excuse to continue.
 

TheGizmo

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Originally posted by: krunchykrome
Over a year for me. I find it absolutely disgusting now, althought I do smoke an occasional cigar and I do smoke shisha every once in a while.

me too :) i raise my green to you.. i mean cheers, err wait was that cigar full of brown stuff? eww :p
 

hevnsnt

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Originally posted by: meltdown75
Congrats, and hello :)

Tonight will be 1 month for me, after a brief stint of picking up the habit again in the summer (beer & golf = smoking).

BTW, you still pwn the phone.

w00t.. Whats up man. Keep it going -- If I can make it I promise you can!
 

jman19

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Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: AnMig
congratsI am so tired of hearing people say, I can quit anytime I want, I just dont want too (denial).

I used to say that all the time when I was a smoker. Guess what, I did. Just stopped one day, never to smoke again. Sure, it's an addiction but I think it's breakable. I know I broke it. It takes willpower and mental toughness, but I think those that try and say they can't are either weak, don't really want to stop or are using the addiction as an excuse to continue.

Of course it is breakable; what makes it an addiction is that quitting isn't as easy as just not doing it again. It is a struggle for almost anyone who has smoked significant amounts of cigs.