THE Quit Smoking Thread

[Italy]

This trend not like.
My cardiologist advised to smoke.
( is truth)

 

[Tile Shop]

This trend not like.
My cardiologist advised to smoke.
( is truth)

What good reason did he advise you to smoke? Only asking so I can use it for my own excuses later

 

[Italy]

What good reason did he advise you to smoke? Only asking so I can use it for my own excuses later

certainly, he said: antonio does not drink, to a lion's heart, what do you do?
just have to work? smoking !!!, moderately, but smoking.
if you want I can put the name. Search the internet and make an appointment.
ORAZIO VALSECCHI M.D

 

[Italy]

I had to ask dan, or marc?
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[Andy Allen]

This trend not like.
My cardiologist advised to smoke.
( is truth)

Dose your cardiologist owe you money?.

 

[Italy]

Dose your cardiologist owe you money?.

no compry andy

 

[Andy Allen]

no compry andy

He owes you money so he's trying to get rid of you by telling you to smoke..
Compry.?

 

[Italy]

He owes you money so he's trying to get rid of you by telling you to smoke..
Compry.?

joke, I got that. I needed confirmation
I indebted to him.......long story....

 

[Flintstone]

I've not read through this thread really but Ile add my thoughts! I was a full time smoker from the age of 15 through to 30, which is 3 years ago, when I stopped. Had a few failed attempts but you have to really really want to. It does come down to will power, if you have any sort of electric *** or nicotine gum etc, your still feeding the habit. I watched a great dvd version of the very successful book, Allen Carr easyway it was called, I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to stop, and no, it's got no gory stuff or preaching!

 

[peteablard]

After smoking for over 20 years and being on 20-30 a day towards the end I thought I'd really struggle. However I was determined and after having one of those fake ones for a couple of weeks went cold Turkey. Bizarre but I found it quite easy, 2years 3 months now

 

[hmtiling]

Have been wanting to quit for a while now and gonna give it another go. It's good to hear a few of you have managed it after being heavy smokers

 

[Andy Allen]

If You really want to quit , then go for.
But you have to be committed to it, i quit using nicotine patches I found they helped a lot with the cravings .
My wife did it with the help of the NHS quit smoking scheme and used champex a tablet you take to help you quit.

 

[Flintstone]

Get the DVD hm, when your ready it might just be enough

 

[Dan]

If You really want to quit , then go for.
But you have to be committed to it, i quit using nicotine patches I found they helped a lot with the cravings .
My wife did it with the help of the NHS quit smoking scheme and used champex a tablet you take to help you quit.

Earlier in the thread (a couple of years ago) those tablets are mentioned. Seem to have worked for a few of my mates over the years.

Really nice to hear people managing it, it's encouraging. (He says, sitting in the smoking end of a bar)

 

[One Day]

I quit. Decided I was going to and set a date to do it.
Family said I was procrastinating and should just stop there and then, but I determined a date when I'd have a week off work - approx 3 months ahead.
Had my last ciggie one night in the garden then tore the rest of the packet up.
Had 3 bad days feeling awful then picked up an espresso habit!
Never smoked since although I still get the odd craving nearly 20 years on...