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For the next four days, we'll be giving away four copies of Allen Carr's "Easy Way To Stop Smoking". Your book will be sent directly from Amazon.com as a gift to you, from us. All you have to do is register on this quit smoking support forum, introduce yourself and send me a private message that you'd like to receive a free copy of this book. Becoming a member is completely free and you don't even have to be a non-smoker to join! If you're thinking about quitting smoking and are apprehensive, are struggling to quit or simply just want to learn how to be a content and happy non-smoker, this book may help change your mindset and give you a fresh outlook on quitting smoking. This book concentrates on why we smoke instead of why we should quit. We all know the dangers of smoking and why we should quit, but did you know that the smoker is in a constant state of mild withdrawal and must continually feed the addiction which is why we think we enjoy smoking? Once you expose the lies about smoking and nicotine addiction, quitting can be a rewarding and even an enjoyable process. Take your freedom back and rid your life of this deadly addiction once and for all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVEyGdqwjmQ

I'd say that book was what changed the game for me. It's so important. Might not be the cat's meow for everyone, but I like to take all the help I can get :)

Lovely thing to do, highly recommend anyone that has not read it to do what he said ^^^^^^^ great book..

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! I hope a bunch of people wanting to quit jump on this!! :) Thank you!!!

Posted 25 November 2012 - 04:40 PM I was talking with someone at work the other day who is quitting smoking. She is quitting after starting again in September during a stressful time. She was quit for 14 YEARS!!! I was completely blown away that she would start again after all that time. She said she is really struggling too. It was a good reminder to protect your quit at all costs. She was happy being quit. Was not even thinking about it anymore, but then was offered a cig in a crisis moment and took it. No matter how long you are quit you can never forget that one puff always leads to another. ~Jenny