Quit Easy, Stop Smoking book

NorthernLass

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RichyRich

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RichyRich

Bumpety Bump. Stopping smoking is very moneysaving.

Three weeks so far............

bones61

I have set my start date as Monday 30th October 2006.
Using this weekend as a wind down / trial so will be reading this ebook.
Had previously done the download so thank you for the reminder RichyRich

RichyRich

Good luck!

Rich

Strepsy

I'd like to mention this free site which helped me ENORMOUSLY when I gave up smoking. They won't suggest you spend any money or use any products, they just have all the facts and great advice on the forums from people who have been there and done it.

http://groups.msn.com/FreedomFromTobaccoQuitSmokingNow

I have been quit for 2 Years, 4 Months, 2 Weeks, 6 Days, 7 hours and 46 minutes (872 days). I have saved £5,233.93 by not smoking 26,169 cigarettes. My Quit Date: 08/06/2004 (Quit keeper downloaded free from https://www.dedicateddesigns.com/qk

RichyRich

If the book doesn't work (I guess everyone's different and different things work for different people) you can get 24 pieces of nicotine gum for £1 at Poundland at the moment: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=298414

HtH
Rich

Strepsy

RichyRich wrote:

If the book doesn't work (I guess everyone's different and different things work for different people) you can get 24 pieces of nicotine gum for £1 at Poundland at the moment: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=298414

HtH
Rich

Don't do it, it's just the same thing in different packaging. Go cold turkey.

RichyRich

Strepsy wrote:

Don't do it, it's just the same thing in different packaging. Go cold turkey.

Granted, it's the same drug, but it doesn't contain nearly as many toxins as cigarettes and is much cheaper in any case.

A lot of people find that quitting smoking is as much about killing habits and rituals as it is the actual addiction - so half the battle is won.

Saying that, I went cold turkey, but I know people who quit (and have stayed quit) using NRT. Each to their own.

Richard

scorpiokirsty

bump......