I was smoke free for 7 months then I started smoking again. 2 weeks ago I smoked 20 a day, now it's 2 a day.
Have anyone quit and then started again.
Have anyone quit and then started again.
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I quit smoking then I started again.
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In my past,about 3 times but am smoke free and have lost the urge to smoke.
Find something to chew on,go get some mints and get through this holiday smoke free. Quit today.
Find something to chew on,go get some mints and get through this holiday smoke free. Quit today.
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yep- i yoyo- and its really frustrating - but all things are possible through Christ...
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Guess the first time is just for practice. 
That's what some people tell me. I've never smoked, but I know how hard it is - because once lived with a former smoker, and went through the withdrawals, and crankiness, and I tried to support was all I could do. It worked. 
That's what some people tell me. I've never smoked, but I know how hard it is - because once lived with a former smoker, and went through the withdrawals, and crankiness, and I tried to support was all I could do. It worked.
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that's Ok! Now you know that it isn't easy and you wont take it for granted the next oportunity god gives you! People who frequwntly return to smoking have never got it in their head that it is hard. You are actually lucky! You honestly tried and now you know that you can never fool around if you are going to quit. You have probably read it a million times it takes multiple trys. It is true in a scence but, i am here to tell you it should only take two! rember that you are an addict and you can never ever take another puff of a cigarette! When you are good and ready go cold turkey because you do not need to put yourself through aany more suffering caussed by gradual withdrawl.. People do not realize how rediculouse the idea is. sure it is sound in "therory" but, that is not how addiction works.. There are a lot of theorys out there.. but the truth is the day you actually commit to seperate yourself permanintly form nicoteen is the day you actually have begun your quit!
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