Thanks. Only a smoker would know what I am going through. This is my 20th try
or so. I'm really motivated this time. I have a new grandson which made my
parents great-grandparents and my grandmother is now a great-great-grandmother.
I want to stick around that long too.
Anyway- with the money I have saved so far I got two really nice pairs of
dress shoes (on sale) and a pair of walking shoes. And a bunch of stuff for
the baby of course.
fgalleto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--- In [email protected], "Ellen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I'm not a smoker or former
> smoker
>
That much is clear from your list of alternative activities to
smoking. Tueschat - I've quit a couple of times, once for two years
and then, after falling off the wagon, I quit again this new year's
and haven't smoked since. You have to really WANT to quit. It's
sheer force of will. Nothing else will do it. And when you really
WANT to quit, you will avoid situations in which you want to smoke,
which it sounds like for you means drinking. So yeah, you might have
to quit drinking, at least for awhile. Which totally sucks, but if
you're serious about quitting, you really will have to alter your
trigger behaviors. I, for one, quit campaign work because the stress
drove me to smoking or wanting a smoke basically all the time.
That said, I think smoking is a fantastic hobby. If I was sure I'd
get hit by a bus and killed at 60, I would happily have kept it up.
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