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By *aid back OP Man
over a year ago
by a lake with my rod out |
I've been smoking since I was 11/12 and tried many times and ways to give them up. A month ago I decided that enough was enough and bought nicotine gum and used that for a week or so now I'm off the smokes yes I do miss them especially with a cuppa or when I drive. If I can give them up anyone can I'd recommend the nicotinelle or what ever way it's spelled |
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By *ommando4Man
over a year ago
South Co. Dublin |
Great stuff. Keep it up. I'm off them for 5 years an never felt better, more stamina, cleaner teeth and breath, brighter skin, no wheasy cough etc. i am on the ecigs though which I love so still a nicotine addict. |
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I'm 5yrs off them smoked for 20yrs! Every now and again I get the oh let me have a drag and then I gag they are horrible now!! I never used anything just went total cold turkey!! When you are drinking don't go near the smoking area just stay away!
Best luck |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For those who still smoke, I'd recommend looking at vaping, it's much more enjoyable .. happy to provide pointers..."
I thought of those but don't like the smell of them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well done to everyone but have been my view is unless its because of money reason why bother . My mum smoked v heavy untill she was abt 40. Today is is fighting a loosing battle wit copd. I have over the yrs heard the doctors tell ppl to quit it will give u more yrs etc . Maybe it does but then on the other hand they have told us makes no odds damage is done the minute u put a ciggie in ur mouth . I often wonder if she didnt quit what way would she be now. Really does it benifit ur health i often question it looking at what it has done to my mum. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well done OP, I have been off them for 16yrs now. I found the first year after giving up that when I was in situations where I would have smoked that I craved a cig. Keep strong and you will get through it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For those who still smoke, I'd recommend looking at vaping, it's much more enjoyable .. happy to provide pointers...
I thought of those but don't like the smell of them"
There are a lot of vape flavour options, those you see in the local spar would be the bottom end of the flavour range |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For those who still smoke, I'd recommend looking at vaping, it's much more enjoyable .. happy to provide pointers...
I thought of those but don't like the smell of them
There are a lot of vape flavour options, those you see in the local spar would be the bottom end of the flavour range "
Both my son and my daughter have used them, all sorts of weird flavours - who smokes cherry and cow dung? I don't even like the smell of B&H vapes and I'm a smoker of those. Theres some underlying smell that gets to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For those who still smoke, I'd recommend looking at vaping, it's much more enjoyable .. happy to provide pointers...
I thought of those but don't like the smell of them
There are a lot of vape flavour options, those you see in the local spar would be the bottom end of the flavour range
Both my son and my daughter have used them, all sorts of weird flavours - who smokes cherry and cow dung? I don't even like the smell of B&H vapes and I'm a smoker of those. Theres some underlying smell that gets to me"
Cherry and cow dung
That's a new one for me .. |
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By *ajobMan
over a year ago
Newtownabbey |
Off them 3 yrs...get a bike and cycle the roads....best thing fpr ya...clear your lungs and build your fitness levels...viva la france lol aa its the tour de france atm btw
Thatll clear your mind of wanting a smoke...coming from somepne who smoked rollies like nobody for a long time...onward and upwards bud |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hope you keep strong and push through the cravings. You can do it. Fantastic news.
Off them 3 years now in September. Quit cold turkey after smoking 17 years. |
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"I'm 5yrs off them smoked for 20yrs! Every now and again I get the oh let me have a drag and then I gag they are horrible now!! I never used anything just went total cold turkey!! When you are drinking don't go near the smoking area just stay away!
Best luck " same as that off them 5 years i got pneumonia so that was a big help never looked back since |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My big test will be when I go for a drink next it's been a month since that too. I might need a vape for that"
Well done you! Try not use the vape if you've gotten this far without one! I'm off them 2 months now and just survived a weekend sesh without any and didn't crave them at all, every day it's getting easier |
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By *ommando4Man
over a year ago
South Co. Dublin |
"My big test will be when I go for a drink next it's been a month since that too. I might need a vape for that
Well done you! Try not use the vape if you've gotten this far without one! I'm off them 2 months now and just survived a weekend sesh without any and didn't crave them at all, every day it's getting easier "
Great stuff Pria - glad to hear that it's going well for you. Take it day by day. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well done that man
Never smoked myself, so can't relate to the experience of coming off them, but I remember as a child my father coming off them, talk about a bear with a sore head, and thinking to myself even then, I wasn't going to try them if that's what it did to you (odd the things you remember). |
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Have tried the vaping and stayed on that for months but would smoke at the weekend. Now smoking again and probably more! Have the Champix bought and I'm going to give that a try soon. Fingers crossed |
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Well done to all who have given them up . I gave them up 15yrs ago cold turkey and haven't looked back . The first week was tough but after that the the want or need for one is all in your head , no more nicotine withdrawals. After a week or two you're sence of taste , smell and breathing should improve. And the big thing no more clothes smelling like an ashtray
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've been smoking since I was 11/12 and tried many times and ways to give them up. A month ago I decided that enough was enough and bought nicotine gum and used that for a week or so now I'm off the smokes yes I do miss them especially with a cuppa or when I drive. If I can give them up anyone can I'd recommend the nicotinelle or what ever way it's spelled "
I'll have to pack in now I've lost me party smoking buddie |
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