Quitting smoking?
Not feeling Froggy right now..
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Stuck in The, Midwest
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Quitting smoking?
I was just wondering if there are folks here that are trying to quit smoking cigarettes. If so, I have a couple of questions I would like to ask.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Hi toadly!
There's a Nicotine Forum here too.
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...splay.php?f=69
Who knows, I might just follow you in there.
It's getting time to quit. Again!
There's a Nicotine Forum here too.
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...splay.php?f=69
Who knows, I might just follow you in there.
It's getting time to quit. Again!
Psalm 118:24
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: ILLINOIS
Posts: 15,203
I didn't get serious bout not smoking the first 3 years sober. make sure you got the booze under control first. It's been 2 years since I stopped smoking. A pack and a half a day. I have no idea if, I quit during the sign of the moon or what. Smoking might b even harder to give up then booze. It was impossible to stop when, drinking.
Avoid people that smoke when, you decide to stop. You got any hobbies? Keep those hands and your self busy when you try and stop. Try and read things that interest you don't sit in front of the tube. I could sit and jell andchain smoke watchin tv. Try and have healthy foods to snack on. Celery and carrot sticks. Drink water plenty of it.
If you have a place to walk start doing that. Boredom is a big stumbling block for any one trying to quit
Avoid people that smoke when, you decide to stop. You got any hobbies? Keep those hands and your self busy when you try and stop. Try and read things that interest you don't sit in front of the tube. I could sit and jell andchain smoke watchin tv. Try and have healthy foods to snack on. Celery and carrot sticks. Drink water plenty of it.
If you have a place to walk start doing that. Boredom is a big stumbling block for any one trying to quit
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