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re: For folks who have quit smoking...need some advice
Posted on 1/6/17 at 7:32 pm to TXGunslinger10
Posted on 1/6/17 at 7:32 pm to TXGunslinger10
I quit cold turkey about 12 years ago. It was not easy. Here is a list of things that helped:
- Stop drinking for at least 2 months, easier to do after football season
- Stop taking long road trips, this was crucial for me since I smoked more during travel
- Stop hanging around your friends that smoke for at least 2 months
- Find something to occupy your time and keep busy, I found I smoked more when I was bored.
- Hang out with people who are positive and will motivate you to quit
- Stop going to bars and nightclubs that allow smoking, plus you quit drinking as of now so no need to be in them
After about 3 months of not hanging out with my smoker friends I decided to test my will power. I went to a birthday bbq where just about everyone smoked. I was able to drink and have a good time without smoking. Once I realized this, it made it extremely easy for me to quit.
- Stop drinking for at least 2 months, easier to do after football season
- Stop taking long road trips, this was crucial for me since I smoked more during travel
- Stop hanging around your friends that smoke for at least 2 months
- Find something to occupy your time and keep busy, I found I smoked more when I was bored.
- Hang out with people who are positive and will motivate you to quit
- Stop going to bars and nightclubs that allow smoking, plus you quit drinking as of now so no need to be in them
After about 3 months of not hanging out with my smoker friends I decided to test my will power. I went to a birthday bbq where just about everyone smoked. I was able to drink and have a good time without smoking. Once I realized this, it made it extremely easy for me to quit.
Posted on 1/6/17 at 7:33 pm to Aristo
quote:
- Stop drinking for at least 2 months, easier to do after football season
- Stop taking long road trips, this was crucial for me since I smoked more during travel
- Stop hanging around your friends that smoke for at least 2 months
Just thinking about that scenario made me light one up.
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