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Hello! This is my 100 try to quit smoking. I've beem on the forum before, trying to quit, but unfortunately I failed and I started to think that I can never become a non smoker. However today's morning I've made a decision, and I will try again. The problem is that I could never get over day 1. I have some awful cravings and I feel like I can't resist no more.

18 hours , I was able to resist some cravings, this morning I took a walk with a friend, he smoked 3 ciggarettes but I didn't feel the need.

14 hours already, just finished Joel Spitzer day one videos and reading materials. It's going pretty good, I can do it. Just felt the need to post here or speak with someone.

Just finished Allen Carr audiobook. 1 minute smoke-free. Thank you all for supporting me.

Thank you.

Guys, halway through Allen Carr audiobook, I will come back soon !!! This time forever.

Today I will try to listen to the entire Allen Carr audiobook and try again to regain my freedom from these poisonous sticks

Only this month , I tried to quit after every pack of ciggarettes I buyed, trust me that I still want to do it, but cold turkey does not work, also you are right , maybe I did not educate myself enough.

Also, I am going to read Allen Carr again while I do all mentioned above, and maybe if the situation requieres it I will use NRT, or 5HTP as one doctor suggested me before ( it stimulates serotonin production that becomes low when quitting )

I've slipped unfortunatly, I can't believe what a roller-coaster of motivation I go through. I will try something else, reducing to 3/day, smoking alone and conscious and dissociate places and people with smoking. I feel like garbage now, sincerly.

@Linda Thomas Today I decided and have quit. There is nothing back there worth your time, your health, your money, or even your toughts. I just want you to know that you are great, I wish I was on my 18-19th day of being free right now, I admire your progress and your determination, and I get inspired by you and other people that made it so far, it shows me that it is possible and I can be like you too. Fight some minutes, hours or even days, and be free for the rest of them.

I'm in, hope to post here again a year from now.

Last day of smoking, First day of N.O.P.E. Wish me luck guys.

@Doreensfree @Martian5 @Sazerac @jillar @Niecie @Naughtius Maximus @johnny5 @notsmokinjo I can't express my happiness because I know that all of you are supporting me on this battle, you are all very kind and it is unbeliveble how you motivated me to do the right thing. Thank you all for sharing your advices, for all the good words you said. For the first time in many many attempts to quit smoking I am not afraid, now I am very confident in myself because of what you all said. Not only that I know, but now I really feel that I do the right thing and I make the best decision for myself. I start now, for the first time happy on this road to quit and I happily get up in the quit-train that will lead me to a better me , and to a free life. I never imagined how powerful it is when you have so many people keeping you up , motivated and be with you at hard times. I will do this. I can. I know, and I hope that once I get rid of this addiction I could help others too, like you did with me. That's it , I smoked my last ciggarette and broke my addiction, I promise me and I promise you that this is the final fight, I won't turn back. Never. And for that I want to thank every one of you very much.

I have to admit that I read Allen Carr book 2 times, listened to the 6h audio 1 time and watched the movie another 3 times. Now when I look back, I understand that I had a lack of motivation and now I am looking forward reading/listening to it one more time and maybe note or highlight the most important ideas in order to review them when I get an urge. I have to be more open-minded and embrace those ideas. I will also try Joel Spiltzer videos and library. Also, I am looking forward to reading what have worked for you to stay smoke free and fight with the urges. Thank you for all the support. I hope that after gathering some data and understanding the addiction better I will start being free from tommorow morning.

Thank you for your support, could you share with me your experience in succesfully making a quit plan?

Hello, I would like to quit smoking, I tried many times but never succeded more than 5 days. I was a pack a day smoker for 6 years, and I want to make a change, to quit for good. Yesterday I found this forum , and I was very surprised that it has many active members, so I tought that it would be a great idea to give it one more try and quit smoking. I am very happy that we can help each other on this journey, I made the decision to quit, but I do not know where to start, I think that I should make a quit plan, could you please help me with some informations on what could I do until I smoke the final ciggarette in order to succed this time? I never had a quit plan. Before I posted here I tought that it's not a great idea because I am still a smoker in this moment and that could discourage or make someone crave a ciggarette , I am sorry for that, and if someone consider this post to not belong here, I will delete it as soon as posible. Sorry for my bad english. Thank you guys !