MoneySavers don't smoke!

RichyRich

Saw Nicorette Chewing Gum 24 pcs for £1 on Saturday at Poundland in Bradford. Didn't get the mg of nicotine or the flavour I'm afraid but I'm sure this is much cheaper than the price in Boots etc.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=298414

HtH

Rich (stopped 4 weeks)

TNG

You're doing great, Don'tskipit!!!!

Three weeks is a great achievement. Keep going.

There's also help and support Here

alzeebub

My sister and her hubby both did the Allen Carr Easyway clinic in London, they paid just over £200 each

This seemed excessive to me but the results are great, theyve both gone from being heavy smokers to not touching a cig in over 2 years!

Allen Carr quotes something like a 92% success rate and they offer a money back guarantee if you do the course and still smoke.

I really should do the course myself!

*lights up*

Tazzman_2

Hi,

I have to say I used that Alan Carr book and I have to say that it certainly helps to get you into the frame of mind to stop smoking. I was planning to stop using that method but events overtook me and I went had to go through spinal surgery for the 2nd time. 1st time round I started smoking again but this time (6mth ago) I came out of hospital AND I managed to not go back to it and a lot of that was down to the mind set that the book helped put me in.

I have to say I was an honest smoker who did enjoy a cig at certain times of the day, and I knew the health risks, the costs etc But I really do have to say that I couldn't believe the amount of money left in my bank at the end of the month. Normally as pay day draws nearer the funds start to get a bit tight and you check the car, the sofa for a few extra pennies to buy that last packet of cigs to last until payday. But not now I can hnestly say that I have over £200 spare...... So if thta is not an incentive to help stop I dunno what is....

(It was spare until i treated myself to a motorbike (which I have never done before so it's a new experience and I LOE it) It is my reward to myself for giving up, every time I get a little craving I tell myself that my bike is my reward and if I want to start smoking again then the bike has to go. I find that to be a very powerful message as I would never have bought a bike if I hadent stopped smoking and I can't afford to smoke and run a bike......)

Don't want to preach but hope that helps someone ....... Give it a try you have nothing to lose...........

Tazz

Tiggerwoos

I stopped about 2 years and 3 months ago when I moved house cold turkey after several failed attempts.

The way I did it? I moved house and decided I wanted the new house to smell all nice and fresh, and yep it certainly worked!

curriej99

Only way a patch will stop me smoking is if i stick it over my bleedin gob.

Tyranny

Hi, I have just done Allan Carr's cd rom, and as of 5 minutes ago i'm a non smoker! Does anyone know of an online calculator thingy, that will keep a running total of how much I would have spent and how long i've not smoked?

Woolwards

Paul Mckennas new book is available now on Amazon. Worth a try if his diet book is anything to go by.

Ted_Hutchinson

Tyranny wrote:

Does anyone know of an online calculator thingy, that will keep a running total of how much I would have spent and how long i've not smoked?

Not exactly what you asked for but may help'
Smoke no more caculator

Eagle_1

Almost a year for me :j :j