I quit!

Goddammit. I just started smoking. If I start quitting, can I hang out with you guys?

Thats a bit Fight Club of you Roman, Start smoking just to join the team of quitters. Just remember you aren't sobbing on my moob.

Seriously though if you've only just started, your best quitting while you are ahead, otherwise you'll have months/years of trauma caused by it. (while smoking and quitting)
 
And good job with hitting 5 months. They say that when you hit 6 months, your body essentially "forgets" about nicotine.
well it's been 6 months 1 week and 3 days since i torched a cigarette and i can tell you that i still have craves.
i can see why the 1 year relapse rates are close to 90%.
 
Leopold99 said:

well it's been 6 months 1 week and 3 days since i torched a cigarette and i can tell you that i still have craves.
i can see why the 1 year relapse rates are close to 90%.

I used Chantix. Started in August, finished the first week of October. Went absolutely crazy until ... um ... about the second week of November. Good stuff, Chantix. Just ... well, coming off it is a bit rough. But then again, I didn't follow my doctor's orders, either. (My bad.)
 
i already gave it up bout three or four weeks ago
i read the posts people posted and the threads i said in em ok ok i put it out
so i did and havent had a ciggy since i bean kinda breathing better too
soo good luck matey and read the cigarette thread you will be surprised i was
 
Maybe it might make it easier on yourself if you stopped counting down, so to speak.
thanks to absane i have an applet that sits in my taskbar called silkquit.
it keeps track of elapsed time since i've smoked a cigarette.
gustav said:
i have been conned again
so was TOR when i first started the thread.
tiassa said:
I used Chantix.
i quit cold turkey, and some of the mods here have seen first hand how frikken crazy i got.
donnal said:
. . . good luck matey and read the cigarette thread . . .
i can't if you don't link to it.

ben has started an addiction thread in the biology forum:
http://sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=74535
 
today at 9 AM marks 7 months since i quit.
i do believe i'm gonna make it. :cool:

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I don't have a psychological desire to smoke anymore. In the past I mentioned how I didn't like nicotine, but I missed the actual smoking part itself (playing with the cigg, smoking it, etc). I no longer miss that. In fact, my desire for caffeine and processed sugars is decreasing, too. However, that's very likely because of dopamine and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors I am currently on.
 
I don't have a psychological desire to smoke anymore. In the past I mentioned how I didn't like nicotine, but I missed the actual smoking part itself (playing with the cigg, smoking it, etc). I no longer miss that. [/QUOTE]

Since you no longer miss it, this is probably unnecessary advice but I recommend chewing toothpicks. I did that for a couple years after smoking and still do when things are stressful. Other than an occassional splinter there's really no health risks involved.
 
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