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I did a lot of reading at whyquit.com to understand nicotine and the quit process.  An educated quit is a strong quit.  All of us can help you with questions or with worries.  Try reading an hour per day.  We'll walk with you. 

I am so lucky to have everyone here- holding my hand and walking with me and you have all been where I am at now.

 

Thank you !

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I signed up as a member of the quit Train on April 7th and was so excited just like that I picked a quit date of April 9th. I did it- I quit smoking. for 13 days.The first week I was in a state of eup

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thanks for all the support- I just put out my last cigarette because I did not want to buy more on the way home from work.  I am looking forward to tomorrow my new beginning.

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Amy I think 4/29 is a very great day indeed to pick to quit smoking. A year ago on 4/28 I was a basket case, afraid to fail at quitting, but even more afraid to succeed and be miserable the rest of m

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Did you REALLY think we were gonna let you get away ?????

 

You're never going to be a happy smoker again. You have no where to go but to finally give in. You'll be so glad you did.

 

I'm looking forward to August 29th !!!!

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okay I will start with August 29th and I have my reasons for the date being so far away.. or I should say my excuses

So that is 4 weeks from now I still did not finish the Alan Carr book so that is going to be top on my list I just need some time to myself to do this.  

 

Hey Marti you are a pushy one.... :)

Yep!!  Not even ashamed about it ;)

 

However I'm intrigued...what reasons/excuses??  I think a planned date is a good thing though!!

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So I have made a decision- I am going to try Chantix again- the first time I tried it was over 4 years ago and my job was an hour away from home so I would leave at 7:30 AM and get home between 6:30 and 7:00 PM I was very tired and taking the Chantix I was exhausted.  I see that people here have quit with this and I need help so off to the doctors I will go.  This time I will actually give

it a chance - the last time I did not even continue with it for 1 week.

 

I will let you know when I have my prescription.

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