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UrbanSoot 04-08-2008 04:41 PM

i quit smoking
 
cold turkey

Zabac 04-08-2008 04:46 PM

you pussy

jayc72 04-08-2008 04:50 PM

How long?

I quit 1.5 years ago, cold turkey nothing aiding me. It was easy (after smoking pack/day for 17 years). The thing that really made it work for me was knowing that if I even entertained the idea of trying to smoke again I'd be fucked and hooked again. 1.5 years later and I rarely think about it. That was my 6th "serious" try. Just get it into your head that you will not EVER smoke again, and any temptation will put you back to square 1. It really is stunning how quickly the physical addiction to cigarettes goes away.

Good for you, keep up the good work.

y8s 04-08-2008 04:52 PM

pole?

jayc72 04-08-2008 04:53 PM

fucker ... now I have to wipe down my laptop. Pepsi through the nose is not something I recommend.

MX5-4me 04-08-2008 04:59 PM

I quit about 2-3 months ago and have had nothing but health problems since. I'm about to start again to see if I feel better. 2 months with a headache sucks. My doctors have no idea what is causing it.

krayzrac3r 04-08-2008 05:00 PM

hookah ftw...i cant stop smoking that shit!

jayc72 04-08-2008 05:04 PM


Originally Posted by MX5-4me (Post 240091)
I quit about 2-3 months ago and have had nothing but health problems since. I'm about to start again to see if I feel better. 2 months with a headache sucks. My doctors have no idea what is causing it.

I'd rather have a headache than cancer. Actual withdrawl will not last 2-3 months. If you have headaches still, it's (no pun intended) all in your head if you think smoking will fix it. I'd stay off the cigarettes and find a new Dr.

MX5-4me 04-08-2008 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by jayc72 (Post 240093)
I'd rather have a headache than cancer. Actual withdrawl will not last 2-3 months. If you have headaches still, it's (no pun intended) all in your head if you think smoking will fix it. I'd stay off the cigarettes and find a new Dr.

i wasn't serious.. it's just getting old.. VERY OLD

patsmx5 04-08-2008 05:15 PM


Originally Posted by MX5-4me (Post 240096)
i wasn't serious.. it's just getting old.. VERY OLD

Whew, glad you were kidding. My dad had health problems for 1 year after quiting. He had smoked for like 30 years, then finally quit one day. He got sick with bronchitis and was so sick the doctor said he had a 50% chance of making it, and suggested he not smoke another cigarette if he wanted to better those chances any. He stoped smoking, recovered after 2 weeks, and hasn't smoked since.

Doppelgänger 04-08-2008 05:18 PM

Meh, i smoke like 3-4 clove cigs a day.... I did smoke reg. cigs. a couple years ago and i did get to the point where it was a pack a day :( Now a pack lasts ~1week.

Rafa 04-08-2008 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by jayc72 (Post 240083)
How long?

I quit 1.5 years ago, cold turkey nothing aiding me. It was easy (after smoking pack/day for 17 years). The thing that really made it work for me was knowing that if I even entertained the idea of trying to smoke again I'd be fucked and hooked again. 1.5 years later and I rarely think about it. That was my 6th "serious" try. Just get it into your head that you will not EVER smoke again, and any temptation will put you back to square 1. It really is stunning how quickly the physical addiction to cigarettes goes away.

Good for you, keep up the good work.

Here's a surprise for you; I've been smoking for over 41 years (started at 13:mad:). I've quit a couple of times. I quit once for over 6 months; went to visit family in Madrid and everyone was smoking so I took a cigarette and here I am.

My wife quit about 2 months ago. I keep postponing it :bang:

UrbanSoot 04-08-2008 05:39 PM

i started smoking when i was around 12-13. then i quit when i was 15. didnt smoke for long time and started again when i was 20. now im 22 and i dont plan on starting again.

i feel horrible right now by the way... 3 hours of no smoking. 1 pack a day is what i usually smoke. sometimes more.

jayc72 04-08-2008 06:06 PM


Originally Posted by Rafa (Post 240111)
Here's a surprise for you; I've been smoking for over 41 years (started at 13:mad:). I've quit a couple of times. I quit once for over 6 months; went to visit family in Madrid and everyone was smoking so I took a cigarette and here I am.

My wife quit about 2 months ago. I keep postponing it :bang:

You are 54?!?! :)

My dad quit when he was about 60, had smoked on and off (mostly on) since he was about 14. He's been good for about 6 years now.

Quit, just imagine how much extra $$$ you'll have for Miata parts. When I quit I took the money I'd normally spend in a month and put it aside. $250 / month adds up.

Bottom line for me is I didn't want my kids to remember me smoking. I quit about 1 month be fore my son's 2nd birthday.

jayc72 04-08-2008 06:08 PM


Originally Posted by Doppelgänger (Post 240102)
Meh, i smoke like 3-4 clove cigs a day.... I did smoke reg. cigs. a couple years ago and i did get to the point where it was a pack a day :( Now a pack lasts ~1week.

I'd honestly rather be kicked in the balls 3-4 times a day rather than smoke a clove cigarette. All the shitty taste as a regular cigarette but with out all the yummy nicotine! Who the fuck invented these things? Same twit that invented de-alcoholized beer. If you are going to smoke, smoke the good cancer producing cigarettes!

Seriously cloves smell like burning donkey.

MX5-4me 04-08-2008 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by jayc72 (Post 240131)
You are 54?!?! :)

And all this time I thought I was the old man here..Turns out i'm not even close..

y8s 04-08-2008 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by jayc72 (Post 240131)
You are 54?!?! :)

My dad quit when he was about 60, had smoked on and off (mostly on) since he was about 14. He's been good for about 6 years now.

Quit, just imagine how much extra $$$ you'll have for Miata parts. When I quit I took the money I'd normally spend in a month and put it aside. $250 / month adds up.

Bottom line for me is I didn't want my kids to remember me smoking. I quit about 1 month be fore my son's 2nd birthday.

sounds like my dad. started as a young teenager and quit when he was in his 60s because we made him smoke outside and he got tired of being ostracized. it took a few tries (his mother died, etc) but he is off them now.

jayc72 04-08-2008 06:18 PM


Originally Posted by UrbanSoot (Post 240116)
i started smoking when i was around 12-13. then i quit when i was 15. didnt smoke for long time and started again when i was 20. now im 22 and i dont plan on starting again.

i feel horrible right now by the way... 3 hours of no smoking. 1 pack a day is what i usually smoke. sometimes more.

Ok I sound like a cheerleader, and I appologize for that.

Don't put the smoking out of your head. Trying to ignore it is foolish. Pay attention to what your mind and body are telling you, but try and understand what is going on.

You feel like shit. That's your body wanting the nicotine. It is no coincidence that most people will smoke a cigarette about once an hour. So immediately after finishing your cigarette you feel "great", but really what you are feeling is the lack of want for the nicotine. Once you stop the nicotine rapidly leaves your system and the craving comes back. It's a fucking trap. If you cease smoking you'll no longer have the desire. The desire for the nicotine is not natural to your body, if you aren't consuming it you won't want it.

The nasty trick here is that you have fooled yourself into thinking smoking is pleasurable. Seriously its not. What you are doing is creating an uncomfortable condition in your body in order to relieve it. How fucking stupid is that?! Basically it's like walking around all day with your balls in a vice only to get relief by removing them for 5 minutes once an hour. Insanity, and you are paying for the pleasure.

The bitch is getting to feel right again with out it. for me the first couple of hours were the suck. But once I reached about day four I knew I was beating it. And what kept me going is the knowledge that I would never smoke another cigarette in my life.

Be strong, you won't always crave it. And it is possible to beat it.

Read this guys book: http://www.theeasywaytostopsmoking.com/

UrbanSoot 04-08-2008 06:54 PM

i got some nicotine gum just right now. gonna chew it only when i cant stand the craving any longer and im gonna try to push myself to stop chewing that nasty shit by end of this week. but i do feel a lot better now after that gum :)

bryantaylor 04-08-2008 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by y8s (Post 240084)
pole?

damn! beat me too it


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