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No cancer sticks for two weeks.....

Discussion in 'General Open/Public Discussion' started by Rax Nahali, 8 Feb 2008.


  1. Rax Nahali

    Rax Nahali

    I miss my little friends. *sniff*
    Oh well, back on the treadmill again today.
     
    Rax Nahali, 8 Feb 2008
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  2. Sentrosi

    Sentrosi Protocol Officer Officer

    Officer
    Great job Rax!
     
    Sentrosi, 8 Feb 2008
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  3. FaithStrike

    FaithStrike DragonWolf

    Awesome job!!! Keep up the good work!
     
    FaithStrike, 8 Feb 2008
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  4. Rax Nahali

    Rax Nahali

    Ya well, just time to stop. Just called it quits cold turkey and had a couple of rough days. During those first few days, I was thinking in the third person lol. Always watching myself for mood swings and analyzing myself to work through the bad spots. Should be in the clear now.
     
    Rax Nahali, 8 Feb 2008
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  5. Om

    Om DragonWolf

    nice! don't forget to keep plenty of celery, carrots and gum around.
     
    Om, 8 Feb 2008
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  6. Rane

    Rane DragonWolf

    Good Job Rax! Keep it up. I havent had a cig in a year and from my experience the first 2-3 weeks were the roughest. Gum and sunflower seeds helped me =).
     
    Rane, 8 Feb 2008
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  7. Invictarius

    Invictarius

    It will be one of the greatest decisions that you ever made. I smoked 2 packs of Marlboro Reds for 16 years. When I finally quit I realized how much better I felt and I did not smell like 30 full ashtrays. Also the fact I saved myself about $300-$400 a month, that is almost $5000.00 a year to kill yourself...Insanity.
    Congratulations and Great Job...Do not ever go back...
     
    Invictarius, 8 Feb 2008
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  8. Rax Nahali

    Rax Nahali

    I didn't have a serious habit. Serious enough for me to have difficulty quitting. I was a late bloomer for smoking. Didn't pick it up until I was in my 20's.
    I don't plan on going back. But I sure enjoyed my smoke.
     
    Rax Nahali, 8 Feb 2008
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  9. testflight

    testflight

    hang in there rax...i quit in dec. 2006...the dragonwolves here were a great support system...sure..ive had my few "falling off the wagon" but being smoke free is the best decision i have ever made...prolly hasn't balanced out the bad ones..heh...but if ya ever have the urge or whatever...do what i did..post about it...the folks here will help push ya thru the days when you get those horrid little cravings and no amount of dog walking...treadmilling...writing or reading or what whatever you do can take the edge off....

    and ill tell ya...i still want them...but its true..the cravings only last a few seconds and if you are functionally ADD like myself...you won't even remember wanting them ;)
     
    testflight, 12 Feb 2008
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  10. The Peacemaker

    The Peacemaker

    I still am working on this problem. Its damn hard.
     
    The Peacemaker, 12 Feb 2008
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  11. Rax Nahali

    Rax Nahali

    When you want to do it Peace, you'll do it. It's just a matter of mindset.
     
    Rax Nahali, 12 Feb 2008
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  12. Rayzer

    Rayzer

    My Grandmother quit smoking after 40 years, one day she just decided that was enough and she never had another smoke again. I think she's been smoke free for the better part of 20 years now.
     
    Rayzer, 13 Feb 2008
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  13. Electrofreak

    Electrofreak

    I don't smoke but my gf is trying to quit... I can tell that it's not easy.

    I'm pretty proud of how she's been doing though.
     
    Electrofreak, 13 Feb 2008
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  14. Rax Nahali

    Rax Nahali

    Good stuff! Saves a lot of cash putting the butt out.
     
    Rax Nahali, 15 Feb 2008
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