Quitting smoking (HONEST!!) - Page 11

FIREWALL · 05-30-09, 08:34 PM

You could take a small dose of strychnine daily as opposed to smokeing and it would be healthier.

The Stickey here is just as good of a support site as anywhere else.

August · 05-30-09, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL

You could take a small dose of strychnine daily as opposed to smokeing and it would be healthier.

The Stickey here is just as good of a support site as anywhere else.

Best of all it's free! And as we all know anything free is worth saving up for...

Nisgeis · 05-31-09, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

It takes 3 weeks to have the body 99% nicotine free.

I have heard three weeks and I've heard much longer, I've also heard it was about five days, that would make sense as when people I have known have tried to stop, that's about the time some of them have a cigarrette 'just to check'. Has anyone else done that - smoked one just to see if they are over them?

05-31-09, 04:38 AM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL

You could take a small dose of strychnine daily as opposed to smokeing and it would be healthier.

The Stickey here is just as good of a support site as anywhere else.

If you take arsenic in small doses and gradually up the intake you will develop a resistance to it. I read about it in a Sherlock Holmes mystery book.

I've never smoked in my life, unless secondary smoking counts, but I am trying to cut down on my coffee intake down to about three cups/day. So far so good.

Jimbuna · 05-31-09, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL

You could take a small dose of strychnine daily as opposed to smokeing and it would be healthier.

The Stickey here is just as good of a support site as anywhere else.

You've obviously sampled my wifes cooking

FIREWALL · 05-31-09, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

You've obviously sampled my wifes cooking

Her cooking must give you insomnia. You have been on line today forever Jim. And I should talk. It's 3am here and I booted up and came here off and on since 10 am this morning.

But we have so much fun.

Jimbuna · 05-31-09, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL

Her cooking must give you insomnia. You have been on line today forever Jim. And I should talk. It's 3am here and I booted up and came here off and on since 10 am this morning.

But we have so much fun.

11:36 here...got out of my pit less than an hour ago.

I do leave the server running 24/7 for TS though

AVGWarhawk · 05-31-09, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Nisgeis

I have heard three weeks and I've heard much longer, I've also heard it was about five days, that would make sense as when people I have known have tried to stop, that's about the time some of them have a cigarrette 'just to check'. Has anyone else done that - smoked one just to see if they are over them?

From what I understand just trying one is enough to get a smoker going again. It is the mind game. I can have just one and no more. I have quit and it will not hurt. After the first the smoker says not so bad how about another. Then it goes to more and more. It is recommended to just stay away. I can say with honesty that this has happened to me three times.

I have had spontaneous pneumothorax (collapsed lung) three times. Two times on my left and once on my right. A hospital stay with chest tube to help the hole in the lung heal is 7-10 days. Of course you can not smoke in a hospitals therefore, laying there for that long rids any physical or mental thought of a cigarette. All three times I have come home and have not smoked anywhere from 2-3 months. Then I pick up just one, then two, then three and then a pack. I'm right back at time. It is best to say no, not interested.

August · 06-02-09, 10:26 PM

Yeah. Kicking the physical jones is the easy part. It's the psychological addiction that is the real battle, and in that patches and gum do not help.

I turn 50 this year and it's been 1 Year 10 months since my last dose of nicotine. Only 23 more years to go and i'll have been a non smoker for over half my lifetime.

XabbaRus · 06-03-09, 01:56 AM

How are you guys doing? I agree with August here but I think you also need something to "click" in your mind.

Keep it up.

Jimbuna · 06-03-09, 07:47 AM

I'm now on day three without a fag....but if I'm to be totally honest, I do curently suffer from a chest infection

McBeck · 06-03-09, 07:52 AM

Yeah...its funny how you realy dont need a smoke when you are sick

AVGWarhawk · 06-03-09, 07:52 AM

Tomorrow will be week number 2. I believe it is correct that pulling one self from any form of nicotine is the only way to go. Yes, something needs to click in your mind. The book McBeck offered up worked for me plus the fact of coughing and generally knowingly killing myself smoking.

The worst part was waking in the morning and wanting that first cigarette. I'm now over that and good to go!

AVGWarhawk · 06-03-09, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

I'm now on day three without a fag....but if I'm to be totally honest, I do curently suffer from a chest infection

Hey, good way to kick off the stop smoking

. I'm working on a chest cold myself. It did not help that me and my daughter went swimming in a very cold pool this weekend.

She has it also.

Jimbuna · 06-03-09, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Hey, good way to kick off the stop smoking

. I'm working on a chest cold myself. It did not help that me and my daughter went swimming in a very cold pool this weekend.

She has it also.

I wish your daughter a speedy recovery.....you though, should have known better ya silly old bugga

05-30-09, 08:34 PM	#151
FIREWALL Eternal Patrol Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: CATALINA IS. SO . CAL USA Posts: 10,108 Downloads: 511 Uploads: 0	You could take a small dose of strychnine daily as opposed to smokeing and it would be healthier. The Stickey here is just as good of a support site as anywhere else. __________________ RIP FIREWALL I Play GWX. Silent Hunter Who ???

06-02-09, 10:26 PM	#159
August Wayfaring Stranger Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 22,706 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Yeah. Kicking the physical jones is the easy part. It's the psychological addiction that is the real battle, and in that patches and gum do not help. I turn 50 this year and it's been 1 Year 10 months since my last dose of nicotine. Only 23 more years to go and i'll have been a non smoker for over half my lifetime. __________________ Flanked by life and the funeral pyre. Putting on a show for you to see.

06-03-09, 01:56 AM	#160
XabbaRus Navy Seal Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 5,330 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	How are you guys doing? I agree with August here but I think you also need something to "click" in your mind. Keep it up. __________________

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Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 181,344 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	I'm now on day three without a fag....but if I'm to be totally honest, I do curently suffer from a chest infection __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!! GWX3.0 Download Page - Donation/instant access to GWX (Help SubSim)

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McBeck Admiral Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,023 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	Yeah...its funny how you realy dont need a smoke when you are sick __________________ "I like subcommanders...they dont have time for bull**!" Proud member of the Subsim army of zombies Becks website

06-03-09, 07:52 AM	#163
AVGWarhawk Lucky Jack Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: In a 1954 Buick. Posts: 27,343 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	Tomorrow will be week number 2. I believe it is correct that pulling one self from any form of nicotine is the only way to go. Yes, something needs to click in your mind. The book McBeck offered up worked for me plus the fact of coughing and generally knowingly killing myself smoking. The worst part was waking in the morning and wanting that first cigarette. I'm now over that and good to go! __________________ “You're painfully alive in a drugged and dying culture.” ― Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road