THE Quit Smoking Thread - TilersForums.com

[Dan]

Righteo lads and ladies I'm giving more thought to quitting smoking since Mike (mikethetile) has managed it and is doing well and even moaning about smokers after only 9 days :lol:

I've ordered everything I can get off here: Smoking? | Advice to help you stop smoking | NHS SmokeFree

And I'm waiting for somebody to call me back apparently.

I wondered if anybody else wants to give this a go with me and in 9 days (or more, I have about 80 **** left) we too can whine about the smell of smoking.

Perhaps think of it as a sort of support group for tilers?! lol

 

[user123]

I don't smoke anymore, Dan, this is just a in your direction... you can do this

 

[DHTiling]

Good choice bruv and anyone else partaking in this life changing decision.. i wish you all the success you deserve to quit..

 

[united]

Great idea Dan

Good luck mate, you can do it! you will feel so good once you quit

 

[Dan]

My addiction test says I'm highly addicted to nicotine. Could have told you that myself mind.

 

[Dan]

Oh, and there's an iphone app!

 

[Stewart]

Excellent news Dan....... you have to do it if there's an app involved, and what you gonna spend all that extra money on then?


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[faithhealer]

wish you luck Dan, gonna be a tough haul

 

[Dan]

Apparently a Gym membership is the same as what I spend on ciggies (the nhs website told me) and I spend the same every day as a cinema ticket.

So not sure :lol:

Might get some extra fishing bits and bobs or something. Maybe do up the old MR2 that needs some TLC and a good thrashing around a track or two.

Nobody else taking me up on the offer then? haha

Looks like it really is a thing you do on your own then.

 

[Dan]

wish you luck Dan, gonna be a tough haul

Yeah but Mike made it look easy and I've not seen that often.

Only heard of a couple of people that just decided to stop one day and did, and one of those guys was only a few months ago (though he'd quit 20 years or more ago).

 

[Aston]

best of luck dan!!
do yourself a favour, if you slip up and have one, dont beat yourself up, just start again from that point. and remember, if anyone asks do you want a cigarette, then you say, i dont smoke ;0) ....none of this, ive packed in or its day 10, you simply dont smoke anymore, end of ;0) its a strong statement of intent...anyway, your a strong minded so and so, so you'll do it (meant that in a nice way so no crossing me off your friends list

best of luck
ed

 

[user123]

Yeah but Mike made it look easy and I've not seen that often.

Only heard of a couple of people that just decided to stop one day and did, and one of those guys was only a few months ago (though he'd quit 20 years or more ago).

I did, Dan, I was not a heavy smoker, but when I went through my divorce I wanted to smoke all the time, and one day I looked at it and thought, wouldn't it be something of a FAB new start if I manage to quit now? And I did :hurray: the first week or so was really really tough, and there is the old attitude curve about it, but it's good when it becomes a matter of pride, that helps you over the bit three months later when the little devil in you says, you've done it now, you can have the odd one, go on and all that. But really, when it comes down to it it is easy, and kind of interesting to regain control... promise!

 

[kilty55]

cold turkey is the only way imo dan,i stopped years ago took a few goes mind

seeing my mum have 2 heart attacks which near killed her made me stop,

 

[White Room]

Good luck Dan, remember it's all in the mind

 

[Deleted member 9966]

I'd quit with you Dan if I still smoked. I still remember the last cigarette I ever smoked (October 9th 2003). For me now, my mindset is my body is a temple. And I don't smoke, drink very little and try to not over indulge. Set yourself a target Dan. For me my target is being as healthy as possible so when I have my own kids, I'll have more stamina than they will :lol: