I Quit Smoking

[egray]

Originally Posted by starshard0

Well that's really cool. Are they reusable? I'm assuming you have to by cartridges for it, but can you reuse the same "cigarette"?

The cigarettes consist of a white tube which is a battery powered vaporizer and a "filter" containing the liquid nicotine. Each nicotine cartridge is around 15 cigarettes worth. The vaporizer is completely re-useable, it just requires battery changes every once in a while. So once you've bought the starter kit you just need replacement nicotine cartridges, which work out around 50% cheaper than normal cigarettes!

[dvdreplication]

I am very glad to know that you have quit smoking. I hope it will goes better for you.

[Terrence]

Hi,
Seeing how the social and cultural factors make an individual indulge in this deadly practice of blowing smoke, the govt and the youth must take adequate steps to stop this mishap. More over individuals who are chain smokers must quit smoking and set an example for the youth and others to do the same.

[brianna]

Good for you. Hope you haven't relapsed since then. Just remember, all of you: smoking = stupid, selfish and self-destructive. Just say no.

[johnrachells]

Very nice that you have stopped smoking at last.I have also quit smoking after 7 years.But I used the information in the blog http://bestway-to-quit-smoking.blogspot.com/ to stop smoking.Since the information is very much interesting and mentally forced me to stop smoking.

[MerchantsBarter]

Originally Posted by singleguymoney

I've finally made the decision to get rid of cigarettes. I've smoked for 13 years and decided enough is enough.

I've even created a financial incentive to help me quit.

http://www.singleguymoney.com/2009/0...t-smoking.html

Keep strong! Quitting is tough, I know. The best method I've found that worked for me, after trying will power, etc. was lasic accupuncture - if you have a place near you, it's affordable, painless, and it worked like a treat - no more physical cravings whatsoever!

Good luck!

PS - plug into the online support groups they're a big help.

[TCharm Lady]

Congrats! singleguymoney - good for you! Did you quit cold turkey? My husband has been telling me he is going to quit and that stmt has been said over and over again for 15 years. We have even both been present when his dad, my mom and dad died because of cancer due to smoking. I wish there was an easy way for people to stop - but I guess it really is an addition.

[trustno1]

Addictions are tough battles.

I quit smoking, drinking, drugs, and gambling all on the same day.

....................it was the worst 24hrs I ever spent...lol

Now the only time I smoke...is when I want a cigarette...hehehe

Seriously, good luck. It is a character building experience, to say the least. Many say they want a smoke just as much today as the day they quit (20yrs ago!). Fortunately, the newer generations were not lulled into the habit as we were as youths. (prior to the anti-smoking campaign and health info)

It is a disgusting and dangerous habit, which it difficult to defeat, because it is "legal". (not to mention physical addition issues).

[Collector352]

AWESOME!! I read your post on your blog and wish you the best

[skybear]

Good for you! Congratulations. Whatever incentive will get you through is a good incentive.