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Clean, fresh, Winter air. I can feel it in my lungs. Making time to enjoy it is high on my priority list not just for the sights but for the health benefits of fresh air and exercise. Quit smoking so you can take advantage of that fresh air. 
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I think it's important to stay positive during your quitting journey. There is not one way to quit, so feel free to express yourselves! -
I started smoking at 13 years old by first rolling dried birch leaves in paper. Me and my friend were young and just being stupid. After trying that my sister gave me a real cigarette and showed me how to drag. I stopped when I was 22 for 1 year and then returned to the habit until 36. I quit for four years and started 2 years ago. I was ... Read more -
It was very difficult to quit. But I found distractions, did my research, and had support from friends and family. I'm very happy that I did it.... Read more - Like most, I've had many failed attempts at dropping my pack-a-day habit. I'm proud to say I'm now smoke free for 15 years. It wasn't easy and took an arsenal of techniques but worth it! I wanted to quit but it was a bad case of the flu that kick-started it for me. After a week of being physically unable to pull the smoke down while sick ... Read more
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Hey, congratulations on your success. I myself had quit six days ago with the help of Nicotine gum, 2mg. Your strategy (In my opinion) was not only tactical, But successful to boot. Your comment will come in handy next craving. Thanks?... Read more
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I still consider myself a smoker but I haven't had one in years - one slip and I know I'll be right back to two packs a day! I too was a slave to the habit - I couldn't do anything without a cigarette in my hand or knowing I'd have enough to get through the evening and morning without running short. It took me five serious attempts includ... Read more
