Very nice. It's tough to quit, but so worth it. FWIW I never actually quit. After multiple unsuccessful attempts I just told myself I would see how long I could go without one. So far it's been about five years.
Thanks for the encouragement, brothers1 Today hasn't been too bad, but I've had a lot to keep me occupied. right now I'm sitting at the firehouse nibbling my finger nails and chewing gum like a madman... Hopefully, I can make it through and everything will be ok. Jessica, being the sweetheart she is, graciously told me I could keep my cigars though!! Woot!
Good move, Dude. I'm behind you all the way. Now, if you can keep from inhaling the cigars, it ought to be a walk in the park. The stogie itself should satisfy the oral craving and the diminished nicotine should ease you out of the addiction part. Hang in there, my friend, it's worth it.
Congrats brother. I quit too not long ago. Haven't regretted it for 1 second. Plus my wife lets me spend my cigarette money on cigars now, and doesn't even complain about it cause she's happy I quit cigs! It's win/win. Stick to it.
Pretty nice gesture to give her on her birthday. Do the best you can on this task, others less capable have done it....so too can you!!! P.S. she has a great birthday day....it is mine also today....except I'm 43 not 34
Pretty nice gesture to give her on her birthday. Do the best you can on this task, others less capable have done it....so too can you!!! P.S. she has a great birthday day....it is mine also today....except I'm 43 not 34
Good job brother, stick with it. The craving will wear off. I quit smoking cigarettes about 4 years ago. Also had to stop drinking alcohol for about a month too because as soon as I opened a beer I wanted a cigarette so bad. That will change though. I found hard candy along with the gum helps too. Good Luck !!!
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