Findaway
 

You?ve been locked up, and you need to escape,
You broke the law, it was a first offence,
Drug addiction, subtracting all your priveleges,
Giving up just makes no sense,

We?ll find a way,
We?ll find a way,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Ohhh,

All you can, think about is breakin? free,
You can?t make it on your own,
You?re thinking negative, nothing can go right,
It?s eating you down to the bone,

We?ll find a way,
We?ll find a way,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Ohh,

Ohh, ohh, ohh, ohh,
We?ll find a way,
We?ll find a way,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Don?t give in, don?t give in,
Ohhhohh.












Day 4... no cigarettes. Complete.

Stop it, your starting to inspire me.

funny thing is.... I was told very young, "You can do anything you want."

there were no exceptions to that statement. And it has guided me my whole life.

but this is the one thing I've never been able to beat. For 23 years, it's owned me completely. If I can beat this.... and I will..... I can literally do anything. And I'm a dangerous mutha fucka when I got that kinda shit in my head. =)

Ya can do it then.

The worse is almost over.
A couple more day's and it will calm some.

But you will remember it forever.
I've quit for 2 years gone back and quit again and gone back.
During the none smoking times the smoking will still wrack yer head.
Its the fucken weirdest thing.
I do wish ya luck.
Wish me luck...
I might quit I been thinking about it alot lately.

oh I'll get it. I got the military mentality of absolutes burned in my brain. When it's done, it's done. It's done. I stopped smokin' weed when I was 18.... friends all around me smokin'.... offering it to me.... made no difference. I decided it was over and it was. It still is to this day.
Good luck to you bro. Remember the Tao..... all problems are solved in the mind.

All things.

good for both of you and for our environment, too!

My Stats:
Your Quit Date is: 4/11/2005

Time Smoke-Free: 18 days, 4 hours, 55 minutes and 37 seconds


Cigarettes NOT smoked: 546

Lifetime Saved: 4 days, 4 hours

Money Saved: $94.50

:thumbsup

(from www.quitnet.com)

Keep on keepin' on, man. Over 1 year here cold turkey. IMHO, that's the only way to do it. That partial quitting stuff never worked for me. I gave myself one week to psych myself up and been over 1 year no cigs. In fact, the smell of cig smoke makes me sick now. From my experience, it takes 3 months to get over the physical craving. Another 6 months to get over the psychological craving (ie., after meals, in stressful situations, when bored, when thinking, etc).