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06-24-2020 08:37 PM
I started smoking habitually when I was 19. After 35 years I quit and that was 4 years ago. I just decided I didn't want to do it anymore. I have never looked back and don't miss it at all! Gained 17 pounds, have since lost 30.
06-25-2020 11:49 AM
@ollie5 wrote:I give you ladies a lot of credit! I m 63 and still smoking, I know I need to quit but just can t find it in me!
You lovely ladies give me some incentive! Let a hope!
I smoked since age 15. I quit when I was 70 after several previous failed attempts. I ended up with such terrible receding gums from smoking that all my teeth were loose and starting to fall out. So now I have dentures. Quit before it's too late! Try anything...try everything! Don't let failure stop you. Try again.
07-06-2020 07:51 AM
I quit in 1981. One of the state universities was offering 2 programs at work to help people quit. I chose the program where we ended up smoking double the number we started with by the end of the 6 week program - I knew weaning off was never going to work for me. I started out as a 2 pack a day smoker so keeping up with 4 packs the last week was a real chore and I actually got tired of smoking.
07-06-2020 09:48 AM
caroln242 I just had to have my four lower front teeth pulled because of recession and also one was really loose.
I quit twice when I was pregnant but started in order to lose baby weight. Real stupid on my part.
My brother quit 10 years ago and unfortunately has gained 100 lbs. I think that is what really blocks me.
07-06-2020 02:52 PM
I was 18 and wanted to look sophisticated smoking Virginia Slims. I quit at 21 during a pregnancy but was smoking the first chance I could after the delivery. My daughter developed asthma so I quit for her. I was 27 and never touched another cigarette again. I was smoking more than a pack a day by then and completely addicted. I remember it being hard to quit but I would do anything for my daughter and didn't want her smelling my cigarettes...
07-12-2020 06:19 PM
I started smoking at age 16 in 1964; I quit in 1977 when I was 29. Quit cold turkey; haven't had one since. I just didn't want to smoke anymore.
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