Has anyone stopped smoking recently? Need help? I do! - Page 3

Penelope_Grey · 01-30-08, 11:40 AM

The thing about quitting your smoking habits, is that its an investment in life.

Doesn't cost you a thing, in fact, it saves you money!! Straight away! how many investments give you a cash benefit up front!? Not many.

Quitting smoking is an investment in life, and a potentially healthier one, lots of people assume that once they quit smoking they will magically become healthier, lol that would be like a non-smoker saying, if I stop eating crisps I will become thinner.

Quitting smoking is only step one. Like all things worth doing, it takes work and commitment.

Also, from a female point of view, not smoking is better for your skin and teeth. Who wants to look like an old hag when they are 30? Not me!

Fish · 01-30-08, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED

Visit a Heart & Lung ward or Hospital that should do the trick.

I did that in 1964, my brother was there with a small lungproblem but there where several others who are almost dead of lungcancer.
Me and my dad stopped immediately .
1964...getting old.

Knipper · 02-04-08, 04:33 PM

I just want to say thanks to everyone who's put something into this thread, it has helped me a lot.

Thing is though, I didn't envisage it as a Knipper Support Group, I was rather hoping that other people who have given up smoking very recently would have contributed. However, it is here I guess, if anyone needs it (eats 150 millionth jelly bean since Jan 1).

@Penelope: I take your point about how it affects your appearance PG. Check my bio pic. You would so not think I'm only 23 right? :rotfl:

01-30-08, 11:40 AM	#31
Penelope_Grey Sea Lord Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: UK Posts: 1,893 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The thing about quitting your smoking habits, is that its an investment in life. Doesn't cost you a thing, in fact, it saves you money!! Straight away! how many investments give you a cash benefit up front!? Not many. Quitting smoking is an investment in life, and a potentially healthier one, lots of people assume that once they quit smoking they will magically become healthier, lol that would be like a non-smoker saying, if I stop eating crisps I will become thinner. Quitting smoking is only step one. Like all things worth doing, it takes work and commitment. Also, from a female point of view, not smoking is better for your skin and teeth. Who wants to look like an old hag when they are 30? Not me! __________________ I SURVIVED THE FIRST EVER SUBSIM WEREWOLF HUNT - and... I actually won the game for the humans too!

02-04-08, 04:33 PM	#33
Knipper Machinist's Mate Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bath, SW England Posts: 123 Downloads: 49 Uploads: 0	I just want to say thanks to everyone who's put something into this thread, it has helped me a lot. Thing is though, I didn't envisage it as a Knipper Support Group, I was rather hoping that other people who have given up smoking very recently would have contributed. However, it is here I guess, if anyone needs it (eats 150 millionth jelly bean since Jan 1). @Penelope: I take your point about how it affects your appearance PG. Check my bio pic. You would so not think I'm only 23 right? :rotfl: __________________ Only the dead have seen the end of war. - Plato