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over a year ago
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"Feckin nightmare.
Any sympathy, or "hell mend me"? "
is very difficult, lots of stop smoking websites do a good list of health benefits for when you stop, cant accurately remember the list, but i think after 10mins your blood pressure starts improving etc, lots of other good things start to happen within days too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Feckin nightmare.
Any sympathy, or "hell mend me"? "
Allen Carr's How to stop smoking book worked for Me and Missus . thats us both nearly 5 months now.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Got an app that tells me the health stuff, and how much I'm saving, so that's pretty good too.
Still hard though. "
could you pm me details of that app plz |
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"Got an app that tells me the health stuff, and how much I'm saving, so that's pretty good too.
Still hard though. "
deffo is hard my sister stopped smoking twelve years ago & still gets a craving sometimes |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never smoked in my life but I know loads oh have given up. Will power and keeping your hands busy are the key apparently.
Good luck!  "
I'm not giving up & if you think that wee hint about "keeping hands busy" is a sneaky way of getting me to jerk you off then think again.
Anyway, good luck to the OP. Good on ya. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Every1 is different it can be extremely difficult
For some. Personally I just stopped one day
. End off, but still could puck one up sometimes. Don't think the notion ever leaves you  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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We both stopt 6 year ago went from 40 a day each to 0 had patches for a bit then stopt them to. Personaly think you have to be in the right frame of mind to do it , but if I (mrs) can do it anyone can. And we still get that odd craving for 1 but dnt do it as wdnt like to start again 1 to much money and 2 the smell on your clothes BOAK and 3 your hardley alowed to smoke anywhere now anyway   |
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I stopped just under 2yrs ago with the help off (Champix ) from the doctor , it has known side effects but it doesn't effect everyone so i would say speak to doctor about them & all the best  |
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I last smoked a cigarette on 24th Jan 1994, the date is imprinted on my brain. Went for lazer therapy and cost £65 at that time. You have got to want to stop but I was determined and have never looked back. Definately worth a try and at around £7 a packet, although it will obviously cost more nowadays |
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