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Without a cigarette!  Next month is my 56th birthday, my 25th sober anniversary, and the holidays... what better gift could I give myself than stop smoking which has been reducing my quality of life for the past few years?  Keep me in your prayers as this is so very important I do at this time.  Just 7 days and I can already feel the difference.

John



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Well done. Tough. Been there. Done it. 27 Nov 1995.

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Good for you, John!  Keep it up!  Hope it works.

Blessings, Mike D.



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This is great news John ... I'm needing to make the same decision ... when I get rid of my current bout with cancer, I don't need to be facing another one caused from the cigs ...



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I switched to e - cig, I finding it making the transition easier. I tried to quit cold turkey but it was too much so i tried this, it takes a bit to get used too. I started with a nicoten level of 24 and slowly worked down to 6. last step is no nic then I should be good to go.

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Ya know? ... I wondered if that might work mandm ... please keep me updated, might just try that!!! ...



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On day 11 now.. doing really good with it. Still getting hit with a urge now and then but they don't last but a few seconds.


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That's great John ... keep up the good job ....



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I smoked for 50 yrs, John. I quit in 2005.

Used prayer and The 12 Steps .. same as quitting drinking.

All the best.

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I also used the program to stop and then stay stopped.  It took me years to stay stopped and I needed all the in between times of not smoking to help it along.  This afternoon at work I chanced upon a half of a pre-smoked cigarette on a public bench and it reminded me of all of the times I would find and smoke OPBs (Other People's Butts).  I was seriously addicted and on one relapse with smoking I almost went back out on drinking too.  Been "free at last" now for years and grateful as hell for the people and program who gave me their ESH with it.   Lean on me anytime John if you need support.   Stopping with the nicotine was a bitch for me.    To thine own self.  smile



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Thanks for everything.  Peace and Love on your journey.  

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