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Jambo

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8th Jun 12 at 13:23

quote:
Originally posted by John
What how to go about it ideas do you need.

When you want one, don't.

THIS 100%

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 13:36

everyone on here have supprised me alot just you dont here of meny people quitting this is giving me a boost as in if so many people can do it aspecialy with no help they why cant i

Lawrah

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8th Jun 12 at 13:40

You cant because you don't really want to? You need to want to quit.

Jambo

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8th Jun 12 at 13:43

I have given up a few times. Always end up stating at Xmas again. But its because I know I can just pack it in again.

The first day sucks, just keep busy. It really is as simple as just stopping

Jambo

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8th Jun 12 at 13:43

quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
You cant because you don't really want to? You need to want to quit.

This 110% if you dont want to, don't even bother.

Ste M

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Registered: 28th Oct 09
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8th Jun 12 at 13:44

I used to say "Why would I want to quit? I enjoy smoking"
Funnily enough though I quit for a woman

[Edited on 08-06-2012 by Ste M]

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 13:47

i want to quit because iv just seen some one close die because they did not quit smoking when they had the chance

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 13:58

did any of you who have quit get moody easyer when ya quit

Ste M

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8th Jun 12 at 14:00

quote:
Originally posted by Liam-Wilko
did any of you who have quit get moody easyer when ya quit

Oh yeah. Only during the first few days though. I'm not one to snap at people, but you do get wound up easier. It passes though.

BarnshaW

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8th Jun 12 at 14:04

i quit and feel a million times better for it, good motivation is put that money every week into a jar and it will no doubt pay for a decent holiday for you every year!

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 14:05

cheers mate

the only 2 things im not looking forward to is mood swings and putting on waight but they can be controled so thanks to everyone that has commented and good luck for the fucher in staying smoke free time to join you all

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 14:06

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
i quit and feel a million times better for it, good motivation is put that money every week into a jar and it will no doubt pay for a decent holiday for you every year!

could be a good idea its as if i had it before so i wont miss it now ether

Gary

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8th Jun 12 at 14:39

Oh and download a stopping smoking app, one that counts how much money you've saved. I found it tomake me even more determined as I could actually see it saving me so much money.

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 14:47

i didnt even know there was an app

Cavey

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8th Jun 12 at 14:49

Haven't bothered reading the thread.

But a couple of my mates have quit by using the e-cigarettes, one was on 20 a day, 1 on 40 a day.

They ordered those for £40 a go, got a load of refills, and haven't smoked cigarettes in 3 weeks, obviously next step is get off the fake ones, but they seem to work very well!

and from £600 a month between them, they're down to £60ish instead

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 14:54

thats a lot to be spending i think im on about 20 a day tbh :s

BarnshaW

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8th Jun 12 at 14:57

so thats circa 2k a year? pay for your car insurance, tax, mot and service all in one, just by giving up smoking?

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 14:59

when you smoke you really dont look at what you are spending because you get use to just paying looking at the cost and how much i have wasted makes me feel like shit

BarnshaW

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8th Jun 12 at 15:00

in the long and short of it, if you give up you will be healthier, feel better, save money, if thats not enough motivation then as already said in the thread you dont want to give up.

Liam-Wilko

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8th Jun 12 at 15:04

might even spend a bit and go elite mate

lol

N3CRO

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8th Jun 12 at 22:01

Easy
Just stopped one day
Nope
About 8 years ago
Nope

[Edited on 08-06-2012 by TheNobleOne]

Ste M

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8th Jun 12 at 22:36

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
i quit and feel a million times better for it, good motivation is put that money every week into a jar and it will no doubt pay for a decent holiday for you every year!

I didn't feel any healthier tbh :\ even though I probably am. Coughing has stopped at least..

John

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8th Jun 12 at 22:42

No idea why anyone with half a brain would have started any time in the past 20 years.

You'll probably get cancer from it, not the usual everything gives you cancer these days, it actually will kill you.

It's becoming more and more socially unacceptable and you stink of it, whether you think you do or not.

Ste M

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8th Jun 12 at 22:52

quote:
Originally posted by John
No idea why anyone with half a brain would have started any time in the past 20 years.

You'll probably get cancer from it, not the usual everything gives you cancer these days, it actually will kill you.

It's becoming more and more socially unacceptable and you stink of it, whether you think you do or not.

This tbh. Quitting is probably the best gift you could ever give yourself. Not only that, knowing you've quit successfully will give you an inspiration/motivation boost to improve other areas of your life.

Try not to think of the downside of quitting. Think of the positives.

Generation

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Registered: 7th Jul 09
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9th Jun 12 at 07:33

Never tried one.

Never saw any gains from doing so, so whilst my friends did I just sat back and watched.

Don't see why people ever start tbh

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