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My New Years Resolution - I'm going to quit smoking (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=279920)

dmahurin

01-06-2015 04:39 PM

I made it a full a year. This was the first "new years resolution" I've ever kept. One year and 6 days cigarette free now.

Tacoman

01-06-2015 04:48 PM

Awesome!

Tacoman

01-06-2015 04:51 PM

I'm at around 17 months I think. Can't believe I wasted so much of my life smoking. Awful habit.

rabblerouser

01-06-2015 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Smoke (Post 10309004)

A little background information;

I've been smoking for about a year. I smoke about a pack a day, maybe a little less. I've noticed that since I've started smoking, I get sick easier, I have a hell of a lot less cash laying around, not to mention I hate smelling like smoke, (all my shit smelling like smoke, etc).

I don't want to do the e-vape thing. But quitting cold turkey scares me a little.

Any advice for me? Words of encouragment? I'm all ears, and would appreciate some postive support.

Thanks,
Big Smoke

I quit when my daughter was born.

Cold turkey, no e-cigarette or anything.

I'm a man, and when I make my mind up to do something, I do it.

I now have not had a cigarette for over 5 years. I feel better, and the smell of cigarette smoke makes me nauseated.

You can do it. Just make up your mind, stay busy, And DON'T SMOKE!

saphojunkie

01-08-2015 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Smoke (Post 10309057)

19.

Easy for you to say it isn't hard. Feel free to go **** yourself.

Easy for you to say it was easy for me to say. I'd go **** myself, but I quit doing that cold turkey after TWO years.

Sully

01-08-2015 06:50 PM

Funny this thread was bumped. Today is my six month cog free day. I love it.

TLO	01-08-2015 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 11252396)

Easy for you to say it was easy for me to say. I'd go **** myself, but I quit doing that cold turkey after TWO years.

Cool bump brah.

SAUTO

01-08-2015 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Dicky McElephant (Post 10309210)

That's all you need to know. The patch and medicine will help....but if you don't want to quit....you won't.

This, hell I've walked away from much worse after much longer with out ever looking back

SAUTO

01-08-2015 07:37 PM

Aww ****, didn't realize this was an old thread.

Seriously if you want to be done you can. Just be stronger than whatever is against you.

dmahurin

12-31-2015 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by dmahurin (Post 10330369)

I haven't had a cigarette since 630 on New Year's Eve. Granted, I've been puffing like hell on this e-cig, but this is longest I've been without a cigarette since boot camp 10 years ago. And yes for anyone wondering, the e-cig is a miracle worker on the cravings.

Here I am 2 years later cigarette free. I used the e-cig for about 4 months and haven't looked back since.

ThaVirus

12-31-2015 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by dmahurin (Post 11987919)

Here I am 2 years later cigarette free. I used the e-cig for about 4 months and haven't looked back since.

Congratulations, man.

That's huge. Seriously.

Buehler445

12-31-2015 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dmahurin (Post 11987919)

Here I am 2 years later cigarette free. I used the e-cig for about 4 months and haven't looked back since.

Congrats man. Keep strong man.

Sully

12-31-2015 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dmahurin (Post 11987919)

Here I am 2 years later cigarette free. I used the e-cig for about 4 months and haven't looked back since.

Awesome

It's a year and a half for me, and it feels great. I still miss smoking. I miss stepping away for a few and just enjoying a smoke. But I can't go back to feeling that way.
I had a cold recently, and have been fighting it. Just the crud, with the stopped up nose, chest and throat congestion, etc. and I couldn't help but think, this is how I used to feel all the time.

srvy	12-31-2015 12:15 PM

Always happy to read success stories. I had my last cig in 1985 and shortly after in 1986 bought my last can of Skoal.

dmahurin

01-03-2017 08:05 PM

Bumping for myself. 3 years and 3 days cigarette free. Never even think about it anymore. I feel better and can notice a big difference in my health.

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