Thanks for support dudes.
I probaply extend my life for 5 to 10 years.
Best of all I will save the price of one cigarette pack daily. That's 5.40 euros here in taxman's paradise a.k.a Finland. It buys me a long trip away from the freeze.
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Originally Posted by vienna
Gave up a two pack a day habit many years ago, cold turkey. I came to realise that smoking is quite literally a habit. Think about the times you "automatically" smoke: get a cup of coffee, light a cigarette; start to talk on the phone, light a cigarette; finish a meal, light a cigarette; have a drink, light a cigarette, and so on. By becoming more aware of the interactions caused by habit, it is easier to break the cycles. It is sort of like asking yourself "Why am I really doing this?" and realising there is no real good or logical reason. I hope this helps...  |
I had similar thoughts. My brain still gives these latent messages after for example dinner that it's time to smoke.
Well I according to people already quitted, I have couple weeks of hell ahead
