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Old 11-30-12 | 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by cwelch
Just a quick update. Day 30, 1 month smoke free. Energy levels back to normal. Life is good. No major cravings. I can breathe again without coughing. Food tastes good, and no weight gain yet. I'm being careful of how much and what I eat.

Twentysomething go for it. If I can do it cold turkey anyone can. I won't say that it's a piece of cake because it isn't. But if you are serious about quitting you can do it. Some of the reading I've done says that 3 days, 3 weeks and 3 months are the points when most people fall off of the wagon.

I'll let you know in another couple of months but right now I am an ex-smoker.
Congratulations! You have the hard part out of the way...

Well you have the hard-work part out of the way -- but not the hard part. The hard part is to STAY smoke free. There will be MANY temptations -- they don't stop at any special time period.

For me, after over 15 years, I still would like to have "Just one". But I know where "just one" will lead...
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