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    I did not start smoking until I was 28, stupid bleeda, I stopped at just turned 40.

    I had a problem with my throat and breathing and got scared shixless, it was fear that made me stop.
    Incidentally there was nothing really wrong with me. After a couple of weeks I felt a lot better and vowed to keep off fagz.
    IT IS IN THE MIND, JUST STOP.

    So many of my mates smoked in those days but hardly any of them do now.

    I used food as a substitute for not smoking, how I enjoyed my food, still do, I did put on weight and got a bit too fat, reasonable nowadays.

    Smoking MUST be something you wanna stop, it is not any good trying to reduce it and end up just kidding yourself,
    STOP COMPLETELY.
    Once you get by the first week it becomes easier.
    Do not say I WILL JUST HAVE ONE
    because you will not stop that way.
    JUST STOP.

    Get the government booklet about smoking.

    JUST STOP.

    Whether this helps or not,
    JUST STOP, You can do it.

    Good luck and good health, A_B.

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    Once everything has left your system (I think that takes about two weeks), it gets easier because the cravings are totally different. In the first two weeks your body craves cigs, but after that it's more of a want so you feel you have a choice then. I still think about them, sometimes all day, but I don't want them anymore.

    The one negative is that I'm really tired all the time. I seem to always be doing something so never have proper rests. I can't just sit, especially when I see something that needs doing because it makes me feel lazy.

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    Sounds like you need a lobotomy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A_B View Post
    Once everything has left your system (I think that takes about two weeks), it gets easier because the cravings are totally different. In the first two weeks your body craves cigs, but after that it's more of a want so you feel you have a choice then. I still think about them, sometimes all day, but I don't want them anymore.

    The one negative is that I'm really tired all the time. I seem to always be doing something so never have proper rests. I can't just sit, especially when I see something that needs doing because it makes me feel lazy.
    How do you manage to sleep at all then?
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    I don't know what you mean. I sleep at night, but don't really have rests during the day (sitting down rests, not laying down sleeping). I have no problem sleeping at night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A_B View Post
    I don't know what you mean. I sleep at night, but don't really have rests during the day (sitting down rests, not laying down sleeping). I have no problem sleeping at night.
    OK. I just thought that maybe lying down to sleep would be difficult too, if you are that restless. I know it can affect my sleep sometimes as my mind is always working on something.
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    On Monday it was exactly one year since I gave up smoking.

    I think I should have a fag to celebrate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by willy-nilly View Post
    On Monday it was exactly one year since I gave up smoking.

    I think I should have a fag to celebrate.


    No! don't! fags are crap.

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    Well done, Willy!

    I don't know how long I've been stopped for because I usually shout and ask my husband. I'm not speaking to him at the moment though, so I can't ask him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A_B View Post
    Well done, Willy!

    I don't know how long I've been stopped for because I usually shout and ask my husband. I'm not speaking to him at the moment though, so I can't ask him.
    Oh dear.

    It must be since at least the 28th of March, if that's any help, because that's when you started this thread.

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