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MaryStoaks 10-11-2013 08:09 PM

Thanks everyone for the encouraging words. You are all the best support !:o:thumbup: Mary

lynda53 10-11-2013 09:08 PM

I,too,gave up smoking with Champix..its been nearly 12 months now &,I am proud to say, I have never once wanted to have a puff in that time.My hubby,who gave up too ,unfortunately has a few cheating moments &,when he comes in the house I feel physically sick. Now to just get the extra weight off!!!

Anniedeb 10-11-2013 09:59 PM

Congratulations! That is great. I smoked for over 20 years, and quit 28 years ago. I know what a struggle it can be. Stay strong!!

Edie 10-12-2013 03:33 AM

I quit 30 years ago TODAY!!!!! Our son said to me and I'll never forget it - "Mom, the devil is making you smoke and he wants you to DIE". And he did emphasize DIE. I didn't plan on doing that. So did I miss anything by quitting? I don't think so. Son got married, son had children, children had children, Dad passed away, Husband passed away, Mother passed away, I collect Social Security (something I never would have thought of 30 years ago. I am a great grandmother. I am still quilting. My life is good. Do I ever think about picking up a cigarette again - since this past March, you bet. But I didn't, I wouldn't and I won't.

Congratulations to you and everyone else who didn't let the devil reel you in! Now get back to your sewing. Edie

kyquiltlover1942 10-12-2013 04:20 AM

November 18 will be one year. Although I would still like to have one, I have so far held out. I quit this time for one day. A lifetime seemed too long. A day at a time I have been able to handle. Good luck on your quest!

annievee 10-12-2013 04:47 AM

Congrats ! Look forward, do not go back to habit !

janbland 10-12-2013 04:58 AM

It is the best thing you will ever do for yourself! I quit about 15 years ago after smoking 35 years. I can't stand the smell of cigarettes now. If a smoker walks by me, I can tell in a heartbeat.

My sister is a nurse and she checked my oxygen level and was impressed that it was so high since I am a former smoker. She said it just goes to show that you can recover your health after you stop smoking.

coopah 10-12-2013 04:59 AM

Awesome!! You rock! You're going to feel so much better!

kittiebug 10-12-2013 05:11 AM

Good for you........... :thumbup: :thumbup:

SS Muro 10-12-2013 05:14 AM

Congratulations, first of all, on being determined to give up smoking. My husband took Chantix to stop smoking and he has been nicotine free for 4 years.


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