THE Quit Smoking Thread

[BLBelfast]

two weeks off them today and I have saved £107 so far along with the obvious health benefits

 

[k.k]

two weeks off them today and i have saved £107 so far along with the obvious health benefits :d

well done mate, keep up the 'giving up'

 

[KWCFC]

£107 saved for just 2 weeks. Its amazing how much money it takes off you. I've never smoked but good luck to the ones that are quitting!

 

[gasmarc]

well day 20 without a smoke or a pint . I also liked a few pints 4 days a week so decided to knock that on the head to avoid the temptation of smoking. Its really weird because the only time I need cash is when I go to the pub , I suspect I have saved easily a few hundred pounds no problem. I have taken up jogging and swimming also Happy days,
Good luck all stick with it

 

[wallicio]

Im on it.

Last smoke was 5 oclock

Let the pain begin.

 

[gasmarc]

Good Luck Wallicio , stick with it .I have been bang on it big time . I just had a mate on the phone who has not been 100% since xmas cold ,flu ,coughing been to the docs got the tablets etc, Still smoking and just bought £140 of rolling tobacco . Now that defo aint going to help his cough

 

[Lee89]

I normally only smoke while drinking, however of recent I've been buying cigs while sober.

Yesterday I had my last one, I hope it bloody lasts.

 

[mattmoo1974]

Champix from the Quacks, Second time iv stopped 4 months and counting

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Been a week for me now on the nicotinel patches, working great i get the odd craving but it soon passes, and i dont miss all the coughing and wheezing that i used to have. I even managed a night in the pub with smoke drifting in from outside through the front door, to be honest it stunk horrible and i wouldnt have thanked anyone for a smoke. I have tried and failed before on more than one occasion, so i am under no illusion that i am not yet home and dry, but for some reason this time round it feels right and i am finding it easy. Another benefit i found was that last week out and about working in only spent a tenner instead of about 50 or 60 quid.

Cheers..........Howard

 

[theJMan]

Been trying to quit smoking for years, never had any luck trying to break the habit, however this thread has been inspiring, think I will give it another go.

well done guys and thank you.

 

[glasgowbiker42]

stopped smoking in march after 40 years on the smokes and numerous attempts to stop!

I READ ALAN CARR'S BOOK 'THE ONLY WAY TO STOP SMOKING PERMANENTLY' IT WORKED FOR ME.:smiley2:

 

[gasmarc]

i think different things work for different people .I have been smoking for over 35 years and have stopped and started a few times over the last 2 years ,I find i smoke now only when i am drinking once during the week and all weekend. I will give it another try again this week , good luck to all

 

[oxocube]

I quit by using champix.

Free and Healing for Two Years, Three Months, Twenty Six Days, 13 Hours and 56 Minutes, have avoided the use of 50855 cigarettes that would have cost me £14,483.73. Get the quit counter here www.whyquit.com

 

[fuzzydunlop]

Day 1 + 5hrs and not too bad so far, have a patch on and using an e cig

Am going to get some running shoes this afternoon and have also downloaded the 100 press up/200 sit up apps so will do them whenever I get the urge

Am also knocking drinking on the head to help, which seeing as it's August isn't great timing

 

[mattmoo1974]

UPDATE.
I think some 1 has stuck a airline up my arse and inflated my Stomach to 40 PSI
Man Im piling the pounds on lol