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The Giving Up Smoking Thread!!
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hi blackruby
my advice is to do it now at your tender age, dont wait until your 48 like me, I was almost sick some mornings with coughing and was very aware of wheezing when in bed, this has all stopped now after only two months of not smoking. my youngest son is also 21 on mondaysmoke free since 16 feb 080 -
Wow, what a coincidence! Yeah, my parents both smoked all through my upbringing, but dad had 2 heart attacks last year within weeks of each other, hasn't smoked one since. Mum still smokes but I am kinda hoping if I can share what works with me, I can help her. Of course there is also my 72 year old gran who smoked 200 a week, but I think she said she is a lifer.Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
Debt Free Date: March 20130 -
OMG TNG, I've missed ya
Hope everything's okay with you though
Welcome newbies and morning to oldies :wave:DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!0 -
hi jo
failed last night, must catch up on the other threadsmoke free since 16 feb 080 -
You didn't fail, biker, you slipped up. Moment of weakness, what were you doing when it happened? Having a drink or being incredibly stressed?
Ooh, people I was reading up on from the beginning of the thread, hi! Did you all keep up with your quits?Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
Debt Free Date: March 20130 -
Hi everybody. Everyone is doing really well-well done, you should all be really proud of your achievements!!! Anbd if anyone falls off the wagon just get straight back on there. It'l be 5 months for me at the beginning of next month.
Welcome back TNG. Hi Jo
Continued good luck and support to allGE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
ageing_biker wrote: »hi jo
failed last night, must catch up on the other thread
Happens to the best of us AB, dust yourself off and jump back on, I'll save ya a seat! Go catch up and get some inspiration
DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!0 -
You didn't fail, biker, you slipped up. Moment of weakness, what were you doing when it happened? Having a drink or being incredibly stressed?
Ooh, people I was reading up on from the beginning of the thread, hi! Did you all keep up with your quits?
I have (best thing I've EVER done)!!!!!!:dance:There's a real buzz about the neighbourhood :dance:0 -
Well done, how long has it been then? I remember you being a huge cheerleader for everyone, could just imagine you with pom poms!Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
Debt Free Date: March 20130
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