There are several factors why so many smokers fail to quit. First, they don’t know what they are up against, smoking does not only entail rehabilitating your addiction to nicotine, it is far more than that. Smoking has become part of your life, associations are deeply...
This is the third time that I quit smoking (please read the "About Me" page), I quit again last July 14, 2009 and it's already a month since I threw.
(continued from my previous post... How I Quit Smoking - Day Three) I quit smoking in September 2006. I made several attempts to quit before I became successful, even though.
(continued from my previous post... How I Quit Smoking - Day Two) I woke up in the morning feeling great as usual and I was very confident to last this day easily. All throughout the morning before going to the office, I noticed that the urge...
(continued from my previous post... How I Quit Smoking - Day One) The second day after I quit smoking in 2006 was almost the same as “day one” but with.
This was the first testimonial this site has ever received. No matter how short it is, it is concise, straight to the point and it will really move you. You.
(continued from my previous post... How I Quit Smoking - A Day Before Quitting) I smoked for more than 20 years and one thing I noticed, when you wake up early in the morning you don't feel the withdrawal symptom until you are reminded to smoke....
In my previous article "Quit Smoking for Three Reasons," I stated three reasons why we should quit smoking. There was another incident that convinced me to quit smoking in the.
I feel better, I feel great and I can breathe deeply in my lungs without that tight feeling when you take too much air. But for those who smoke, well.
I am an ex-smoker and I know, all the reasons they told me about the effects of smoking in my health and the money that I could save just didn't help me out in quitting. So I won't say anything about avoiding cancer or saving tons...