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 cybrbeast
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 Quitting the cig?
#6374640 - 12/15/06 04:36 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I haven't smoked in nearly three weeks and I was almost a pack a day smoker. I don't know where I'm going with this. I just gave up as a little test to see how addicted I was. It's going okay but I do think about smoking a lot. There are a lot of moments when I really miss them. I also have a hard time sleeping these last weeks, but I don't know if it's the not smoking or just me.
I've also quit smoking weed which I plan to keep up at least till we finish our next grow (~4 weeks). I don't want to pay $23 an 1/8th for it again 
I am drinking a lot more alcohol though.
Oh well I'll see where it goes.
Any other active quitters here?
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stickyicky13
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 Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: cybrbeast]
#6374669 - 12/15/06 04:47 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I've just quit smoking cigs too it's been 2 weeks exactly...
I used to smoke about 10 a day max.
Generally it was about 5-8 a day though.
I feel really good about quitting!
Keep up the good work and don't return to your old ways!!
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 Krishna
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: cybrbeast]
#6374680 - 12/15/06 04:52 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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good luck.
i've found it easier to quit using heroin daily than cigarettes. 
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MAGnum
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: cybrbeast]
#6374682 - 12/15/06 04:53 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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quitting cigaretts, 2nd day.
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TheWay
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I'm a quitter too, the thought can pop into your head to smoke at almost any time, but I try to think of how it made my chest hurt when I would exercise and how run-down i would feel when I smoked.
I also used to get bad headaches and I haven't in a long time, I think they may have been related to smoking.
It also helps to think of it as a you-vs.-the-tobacco-companies antagonistic situation when you feel like getting a pack.
+5 to the quitters
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gnrm23
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: TheWay]
#6374715 - 12/15/06 05:07 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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gave up Nicotiana sp. for lent... still not puffin' cigs...
but, be coppin' enuff Erythoxlum leaf to keep a quid goin' when i want, eh?
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cybrbeast
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: TheWay]
#6374799 - 12/15/06 05:32 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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The only bad health effect I've noticed was that I sometimes had this gruesome deep cough.
Also people say that the smell of smokers is so bad, but I don't really notice that, not even now that I haven't smoked in a while. I only really notice it on heavy smokers.
To all you quitters; Is this your first time quitting or have you tried before?
And good luck to you too.
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Middleman
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 Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: gnrm23]
#6374811 - 12/15/06 05:36 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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thanks gnrm23 you just inspired a new seed order...
Gnawing on Licorice root and drinking Lotus tea is way better than stupid cigs and beer.
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Krishna
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: Middleman]
#6374827 - 12/15/06 05:44 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Quote:
Middleman said:
Gnawing on Licorice root
 i found this to be the most successful tool for quitting smoking. well, it worked for a few months at least; eventually i started smoking again - but chewing the root and just playing with it a bit really helped to ease the oral fixation that often accompanies a tobacco addiction.
also smoking mullen helps to ease the mental craving, plus it serves as a hardcore expectorate
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: Krishna]
#6374856 - 12/15/06 05:55 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I smoke maybe 4 a day on average.
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daytripper05
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: Rahie]
#6374868 - 12/15/06 05:58 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I started to roll my own to ween myself off buying packs.
I eventually got so damn tired of rolling I just quit smoking it. I then would only smoke if someone would give it to me.
Edited by daytripper05 (12/15/06 05:59 PM)
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Wormy
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: cybrbeast]
#6375115 - 12/15/06 07:52 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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Hardest thing I ever done, but well worth it. You will eventually unlearn the associations that went along with smoking, just takes time.
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Re: Quitting the cig? [Re: Wormy]
#6375135 - 12/15/06 08:01 PM (1 year, 11 months ago) |
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I recently quit for three weeks and slipped up, again... It is fuckin' hard. I am not going to give up though, I fuckin hate these things.
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DRTMaverick
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Man, it was a struggle quitting for me, but I did it. :o
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Hityedye
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its all in your head, i swear i smoke when i want to, i dont NEED it, i can go without a cigarette for weeks without side effects without trouble, or withdraw. Remember its a psco addiction and more habit than addiction, the easy and convenient accessibility is what makes it so easy to continue
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