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Hi Everyone
I want to encourage all you newbie quitters to stick to your task and grasp the challenge ahead to a smoke free future.
3 years ago i was diagnosed with diabetes, so i was told to quit smoking.It took me a year before i convinced myself to do it and when i did, well to my surprise it wasnt that bad.
I started on patches, highest available and stuck to the task for a month, during which time i forgot to put the patch on in the morning on 3 or 4 occasions. Even on days i forgot i was fine, so the following month i gave up the patch! Ive not had a fag (or a patch) for 2 years now, i feel great, climb flights of stairs without panting, get rid of colds in 3 days, but most of all i have a home that smells fresh (like the pubs now ?) and my clothes dont reak.
I guess all i want to say is that the benefits far outweigh the visit outside on days like today, let least the saving in money. So go for it, stick your patch on (for a while at least) and Quit, i promise you it's worth it !!
Congratulations, S/Hen. Well done.
The Diabetes didn't stop me, but the heart failure, shortly after, did.
Anyone wanting to quit smoking is well advised to see their GP or practice nurse, as most local health authorities have schemes to help you in your quest.... from cut-price patches to free patches, etc.
Just remember that if you fail, it is not the end of the world and nothing to be ashamed of.... it's not an easy task.
The only real failure is if you stop trying.
Make Patch your New Friend
of stairs without panting, get rid of colds in 3 days, but most of all i have a home that smells fresh (like the pubs now ?) and my clothes dont reak.
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