Were you a smoker
10-05-2010, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Joan Rosemary
Hi an interesting subject that may help others. If you have successfully stopped smoking, how did you do it.
I smoked for nion 50 years (tried to stop several times before) I have finally done it.
I did it by seeing a counsellor and taking up knitting. Can't smoke while your hands are busy, I never smoked indoors I always went outside away from everyone. So every time I got an urge for a ciggarette I would pick up my knitting.
What did you do? and how many attemps did you have. I had a total of 20 ranging from a few hours to 8 months.
I smoked for nion 50 years (tried to stop several times before) I have finally done it.
I did it by seeing a counsellor and taking up knitting. Can't smoke while your hands are busy, I never smoked indoors I always went outside away from everyone. So every time I got an urge for a ciggarette I would pick up my knitting.
What did you do? and how many attemps did you have. I had a total of 20 ranging from a few hours to 8 months.
10-09-2010, 12:21 PM
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Third strike and I was finished.
Took up candle wicking (very portable) to keep
hands busy.
Did it cold turkey, it was hard but SO WORTH IT
That was 30,years ago.
Bravo,Cheers,Hooray and God Bless all that make it
:thumbup: :thumbup: :D :D
Took up candle wicking (very portable) to keep
hands busy.
Did it cold turkey, it was hard but SO WORTH IT
That was 30,years ago.
Bravo,Cheers,Hooray and God Bless all that make it
:thumbup: :thumbup: :D :D
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