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doridori 01-16-2009 07:19 PM

how did u quit smoking?
 
been smoking too much cigs lately, im a chain smoker.....

how did u manage to quit ?

Helix 01-16-2009 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by doridori (Post 15342929)
been smoking too much cigs lately, im a chain smoker.....

how did u manage to quit ?

Cold turkey. Just stop smoking and get into the gym to do cardio. Pump some clean o2 through those lungs.

AngusAl 01-16-2009 07:41 PM

CHANTIX...........it WILL work and it's EASYYYYYYYYYYYY :)

JD 01-16-2009 07:47 PM

http://joeledbetter.com/cold_turkey.jpg

d-null 01-16-2009 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Helix (Post 15342954)
Cold turkey. Just stop smoking and get into the gym to do cardio. Pump some clean o2 through those lungs.

:thumbsup

same exactly here, cold turkey and got into going to the gym alot

Helix 01-16-2009 07:57 PM

Somebody mentioned Chantix so I googled for it. Seems there are side effects that the pharma fails to mention. Be careful with meds, always check them out before taking.

http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/archi...of_chantix.php

I have been taking Chantix for 15 days. My symptoms started immediatly. The first week it was mainly the nausea, weird dreams, weakness, and the headaches and constipation. The headaches are more like migraines. Towards the end of the first week is when the mood swings and depression started. It has just gotten worse.

I am usually not this way, but I scream and yell a lot. I can't stand to be around my children. Which is so not normal. I love my children. My husband says that I have turned into one of those crazy chicks. I usually talk to my best friend at least once a day and now I don't even answer her phone calls.

I do not want to be around anyone or talk to anyone. It is nothing for me to lock myself in my bedroom and just cry.

I have not had a cig since my quit date. (day 8) I still want one. I thought that maybe the side effects would go away but now I am starting to think not. I am scared to just stop taking the medication. I am going to the doctor this week.

2 years ago I quit cold turkey. I did not have a cig for 7 months. The withdrawals then were not near as bad as what I am going through right now. I am just going to pray that I will not have any long lasting effects. After going through what I am going through- I would not suggest this medication to anyone. If you really want to quit, go cold turkey.

doridori 01-16-2009 07:58 PM

im trying to do this without any med....its so damn hard especially when your friends blow smoke in your face when i say i think we should stop smoking.....i can't resist smoking when i see people smoke.

Evil Chris 01-16-2009 08:00 PM

In March, it will be 3 years for me.

Willpower is the biggest thing you need.

d-null 01-16-2009 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by doridori (Post 15343007)
im trying to do this without any med....its so damn hard especially when your friends blow smoke in your face when i say i think we should stop smoking.....i can't resist smoking when i see people smoke.

hold on to a cigarette but don't light it, just keep playing with it and taking smokeless drags off of it until it falls apart finally, it is easy to resist the lighting of it part and that will give you some of the tactile feedback anyways.... other than that I found sunflower seeds were a big help, keep you busy with the nervous habit of it

AJHall 01-16-2009 08:01 PM

Cold turkey here too. I was a 2 pack a day smoker.

Excercise helps for sure. Also chewed a lot of gum the first 2-3 weeks to help break the habit so when I was craving a cig in the morning or after a meal I'd chew gum instead.

Good luck!

Helix 01-16-2009 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by d-null (Post 15343013)
I found sunflower seeds were a big help, keep you busy with the nervous habit of it

Sunflower seeds are def the secret weapon of choice for me too :)

Helix 01-16-2009 08:09 PM

Since you guys quit....ever notice how bad smokers smell? It's different than smelling cig smoke. The smokers body metabolizing the cigarette smoke creates a distinct odor that a smoker can't smell.

BV 01-16-2009 08:10 PM

I'm still lighting up
Sorry I can't help you.
:-(

chupachups 01-16-2009 08:13 PM

Can I ask you about this, which is what I worry about the most:

If I quit - WTF will I do instead? I cant sit around eating carrots/sucking on pencils all day?

I would greatly appreciate some good advice on this..

Spunky 01-16-2009 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by BV (Post 15343032)
I'm still lighting up
Sorry I can't help you.
:-(

Same here I quit a few times twice for a year at a time..just can't do it:Oh crap

Helix 01-16-2009 08:29 PM

Here is a tip...
When you get a crave for a smokey treat, look at the clock. If you really want a smoke, you can have one in 20 mins. The urge to have a smoke will pass in a few minutes and you will forget about it until the next urge, then just repeat the 20 min. game. After you make it thru the first day you have 24 hrs smoke free under your belt and you don't want to throw that hard work away so just keep going. Nicotine is gone from your bloodstream after 72 hours. All that is left is what is stuck in your tissue, and the physiological factor. Exercise and plenty of water will help flush it away and keep you feeling good about quitting.
ChupaChups - Sunflower seeds will help with the oral fixation.

chupachups 01-16-2009 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Helix (Post 15343064)
ChupaChups - Sunflower seeds will help with the oral fixation.

Really? Thx I will def check that.

Sands 01-16-2009 08:51 PM

I started feeling chest pains which turned out to be a symptom of bad acid reflux, but at the time it scared the shit out of me and made me quit cold turkey. It was a curse and a blessing.

Good luck in your efforts to quit, it'll be one of the best life changes you'll ever make. :thumbsup

Dagwolf 01-16-2009 08:59 PM

First I read everything on http://whyquit.com... to understand how the addiction worked.
I walked away from all responsibility, went to stay with someone who never pissed me off. I sat in a chair for 4 days watching TV. I had a bag of suckers to keep my blood sugar level steady.

The only thing I required of myself for those 4 days was to not smoke.


I haven't taken any kind of nicotine into my system in a year and a half.

doridori 01-16-2009 09:00 PM

will try sunflower seeds.

thanks.

Supz 01-16-2009 09:14 PM

Cold turkey

punker barbie 01-16-2009 09:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doridori (Post 15342929)
been smoking too much cigs lately, im a chain smoker.....

how did u manage to quit ?



smoking= bladder cancer

bladder cancer=spreading to your penis

cancer in the penis= cutting it compltely off

so if you value your penis quit smoking.

my bf is a doctor and he had to cut off a patients penis

true fucking story

if that isnt motivation to quit smoking i dont know what is.

cosis 01-16-2009 09:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doridori (Post 15342929)
been smoking too much cigs lately, im a chain smoker.....

how did u manage to quit ?


don't worry, i smoked 3 packs a day for awhile. chantix helped me quit, also having a new baby and watching my uncle die of lung cancer made me want to quit

spacedog 01-16-2009 09:25 PM

I've been trying for a long time to quit..

I've tried so many fucking times.. but, GODDAMN it's difficult for me.. After several hours my eyes feel glossy and moist and I feel like my fucking head's gonna explode..

I get irritable and cranky and restless... I WANT to quit.. I make plans to quit.. I wake up every day saying today is the day.. yet it never fails that someone pisses me the fuck off and I light up.. (It's 99.99% of the time my wife, lol..)

After Shock Media 01-16-2009 09:26 PM

I just decided I was done and that was it.

I would suggest starting your quiting when you wake up and preferably after you have slept in.

When I did quit I did not force everyone around me who smoked to stay away or not smoke near me. I did not expect the world to conform to me and knew that I would eventually be around smokers no matter what. I did make my vehicle and house smoke free but that was about it.
Though I also do not have such prickish friends that would blow smoke in my face or some shit. Honestly if one of them did it after I told them, I would be pretty sure we were not friends anyways or at very least they are not mature enough to be around.

EDepth 01-16-2009 09:52 PM

Smoked a pack a day for 10 years and quit about 7 months ago by going cold turkey. Basically Friday through Sunday i stayed in bed or on the couch till the cravings went away and I avoided all things stressful. I had movies to watch, food already in the fridge, didn't look at work, etc. I got the feeling that when i was lying down the cravings weren't as bad.

d-null 01-16-2009 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 15343219)
When I did quit I did not force everyone around me who smoked to stay away or not smoke near me. I did not expect the world to conform to me and knew that I would eventually be around smokers no matter what. I did make my vehicle and house smoke free but that was about it..

I did the same, I even took it a step further and purposely went out to bars and places where I knew there would be lots of smokers around, kind of like I looked at the addiction as a challenge to myself and putting myself in the most likely to smoke places made the challenge that much more focusable on.

I knew if I could not smoke in those situations that the rest would be easy.

DK 01-16-2009 10:46 PM

The most important thing is you have to REALLY want to quit. Otherwise your mind with over rule any attempt to quit otherwise.

I was over 3 packs a day and went cold turkey. I was finally ready and have not smoked in 3 months. i subsitute with lolipops and gum, after a while its not prt of your thought process anymore.

I finally got my life back

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AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE 01-16-2009 10:58 PM

WHo said I quit?

SomeCreep 01-16-2009 11:38 PM

Most hardcore chain smokers quit by dying. That would be the easiest way to quit. However, if you'd like to quit some other way, then I suggest not buying cigarettes. Also, for every cigarette you bum off a friend and smoke, you must cut your forearm with a knife. It will hurt and leave a scar each time, but eventually, this type of negative reinforcement will cause you to quit smoking.

bDok 01-16-2009 11:49 PM

i stopped putting cigs in my mouth, lighting them, and then smoking them.

case closed.

MissMina 01-16-2009 11:57 PM

Cold turkey. But you ave to want to do it. Good luck :)

jollyperv 01-17-2009 12:03 AM

Electronic Cigarettes...four months now.

Lace 01-17-2009 12:19 AM

Like many, I've tried to quit many many times but this was my personal new years resolution. So far, I'm doing 10x better but not fully done smoking yet. I've got a full box of nicorette in front of me but like I said, it's still full and has been for months now. Right now the best thing working for me is Camel Snus and occasional dip. Its not much but gets my mind off of cigarettes long enough to forget the craving. I'm probably down to 3-5 cigarettes a day from my usual pack or so a day.

MrMaxwell 01-17-2009 12:31 AM

The first thing to do is understand that no one "wants" to smoke.
Nicotine has a 30 minute half life.
The ONLY reason it ever "feels good" is because it stops the withdrawl you're PERPETUALLY EXPERIENCING AS A SMOKER. If you're not one, you don't have to smoke to have the good feeling of stopping withdrawl because it's not there.

Another thing is to not over-eat. Smoking makes your body realease blood sugar FAST. You have to get use to food taking 20 minutes to do it. Eat properly, feel hungry, but then wait twenty minutes without eating more, and you'll feel full.

Cravings - they last an average of THREE MINUTES. Withdrawl causes TIME DISTORTION where three minutes seems like hours. Stay busy for three minutes and make them seem like three minutes.

Allen Carr teaches us that withdrawl is only so SCARY and DIFFICULT because we're all taught that it is. When you realise that it's NOT PAINFUL and NOT SO BAD then you can feel what it is: Not so god damned bad.

Watch people smoking. You will see that they do not look happy.
But it is so enjoyable... right?

You MAY feel like you're losing a friend ( as if someone has died ) .. but that passes very quickly.


DO THE WITHDRAWL HARD AND FAST:
EAT VITAMIN C, DRINK CRANBERRY JUICE TO ELEVATE BLOOD SUGAR AND CURB FOOD CRAVINGS
The C will make your body excrete nicotine very quickly and withdrawl will be hard and fast. Sleep through it with a sleep aid if you have to.

Without smoking you can fuck with a harder cock and cum alot more often.
You can SMELL things you hadn't been able to since you were a kid.

Me I can smell pussy better.. it took me back to being seven and smelling my first pussy. It was my teachers pussy at school she bent over and I buried my nose in her crack. I was curious! The good old days.

MrMaxwell 01-17-2009 12:32 AM

PS: Ms. Mina your avatar is so sexy

DK 01-17-2009 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMaxwell (Post 15343619)

Me I can smell pussy better.. it took me back to being seven and smelling my first pussy. It was my teachers pussy at school she bent over and I buried my nose in her crack. I was curious! The good old days.

Dam, I missed this one growing up

wyldblyss 01-17-2009 12:38 AM

I picked a date I was going to quit and told myself and everyone else I was quitting on that day, and I did. Wasn't bad at all, I think I prepared my mind long enough for the fact that somoking would no longer be an option after that date.

blazin 01-17-2009 03:35 AM

I picked a date also (a Sunday)... and told everyone I was quiting on that date, especially my work colleagues. I said when I come in on monday I won't be smoking.

Sunday come and in all honesty I had the one cig I had left in my box in the morning... then I put my nicotene patch on. I actually went to a BBQ that day and the urge to smoke was strong after a beer. I resisted.

When I went back to work I still went outside with my colleague when he was having a cig but just had a chat with him and didn't smoke. Some of my workmates said I'd smoke again especially those that had failed to give up themselves. I said I wasn't a backslider like them and I had given up.

I still went to the pub also in the evenings and saw it as a personal challenge to be able to go without smoking. At that time smoking was still allowed in pubs. That changed a few weeks later when you could no longer smoke in UK pubs and the smokers went outside to have a fag.

It was about 8 weeks later, still using the patches that I went on holiday to Thailand. The 1st day it had got to about 6 in the evening and I realised I hadn't put the patch on. I rushed back to my hotel to put it on and it made me dizzy.
I forgot the next day and again put the patch on in the evening. I guess I was that far removed from my daily routine that I forgot again.
The next day I remembered, but figured I didn't need to patch anymore.

I've been nicotene free from then.

Allformyspace 01-17-2009 03:59 AM

11 months now that i havent smoked (just some pot now and then).
I smoked a packet a day, my girlfriend quit a few weeks before i did, so i said i would also, and ive been smoke free from that day.
The process is tough, stools going through soft walls and laptops broken on the kitchen floor, but i did it, its been 3 months more or less that i dont even get the feeling that i want to smoke, so i guess im done for good now.... BTW i smoked for 21 years.

blazin 01-17-2009 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Allformyspace (Post 15344395)
11 months now that i havent smoked (just some pot now and then).
I smoked a packet a day, my girlfriend quit a few weeks before i did, so i said i would also, and ive been smoke free from that day.
The process is tough, stools going through soft walls and laptops broken on the kitchen floor, but i did it, its been 3 months more or less that i dont even get the feeling that i want to smoke, so i guess im done for good now.... BTW i smoked for 21 years.

You need to take a anger management course :1orglaugh

paymeback 01-17-2009 04:07 AM

2 close people i know quit using Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking 6 cds in last 6months both had been smoking for 30years and now smoke free, they said this program only works if u really want to stop smoking

bobby666 01-17-2009 04:12 AM

i used http://www.nicorette.com/
but started again after 10 months

After Shock Media 01-17-2009 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by paymeback (Post 15344414)
2 close people i know quit using Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking 6 cds in last 6months both had been smoking for 30years and now smoke free, they said this program only works if u really want to stop smoking

LOL nearly all programs will work if someone really wants to stop smoking.

VicD 01-17-2009 05:15 AM

I just stopped 5 years ago, most important thing is that you really understand that it's killing you slowly, then stopping is easy...

paymeback 01-17-2009 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 15344423)
LOL nearly all programs will work if someone really wants to stop smoking.

Both of them had spend thousands over the years on nicorette, patches, pills, hypno, books but this done it for them. They had both also read the allen carr book but the cds was the one that worked.

Dagwolf 01-17-2009 05:26 AM

http://whyquit.com

It's free and it works. My wife and I both quit after reading (almost) everything on this site. I didn't join their message board but my wife did.

Education was my best weapon. I started reading that site over a year before I actually tried to quit, but it was very important to my decision and my method.


I posted this earlier in the thread but I figured since it REALLY HELPED me, I'd reiterate.

LoveSandra 01-17-2009 07:23 AM

i still triying to quit smoking...

CaptainHowdy 01-17-2009 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by JD (Post 15342990)

:thumbsup!


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