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I worked in a rehab center and this morning while reviewing a potential admission I found this in the discharge paperwork and thought it fitting to share.

How to Quit Smoking

Smoking is one of the hardest addictions to break. About half of all those who have ever smoked have been able to quit, most of those ( about 70%) who still smoke want to quit. Here is one of the best ways to stop smoking....

 

NEVER STOP TRYING

I hope he/she managed to quit then.

 

It's so very true, most, not all (hail chrispy!) need more than one attempt sadly.

 

What a brilliant mantra though generally, never stop trying, might build that in myself :)

Yep, this is true. Never give up!

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I hope he/she managed to quit then.

 

 

It's so very true, most, not all (hail chrispy!) need more than one attempt sadly.

 

What a brilliant mantra though generally, never stop trying, might build that in myself :)

I attempted numerous quits..always one of those 70% wanting to quit..but obviously not enough until this last quit. I wanted it. I wanted and am a non smoker. I know the difference for me this time was to quit making excuses and to push through the tough times. I have struggled and been tested with tragedy and I keep pushing forward. I know in my heart without my QT family I would still be one of those 70% because the times I couldn't see through the next hour you all held me up...I will keep marching!

I attempted numerous quits..always one of those 70% wanting to quit..but obviously not enough until this last quit. I wanted it. I wanted and am a non smoker. I know the difference for me this time was to quit making excuses and to push through the tough times. I have struggled and been tested with tragedy and I keep pushing forward. I know in my heart without my QT family I would still be one of those 70% because the times I couldn't see through the next hour you all held me up...I will keep marching!

You've been through the ringer and you keep fighting! Making us all proud and proving to the newer newbies that it is possible to be smokefree!

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