Racenut20
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Fri Nov-21-03 07:09 AM
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I forgot to stop smoking yesterday.. Da*mn, now |
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I am going to have to wait until next year.
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Bronco69
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Fri Nov-21-03 07:11 AM
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And I got a HUGE lecture from the dentist a couple of weeks ago about my smoking. Maybe I should find another dentist LOL :-)
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Dookus
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Fri Nov-21-03 07:55 AM
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the smoke-out?
I refuse to quit due to public pressure. However, I have just started taking welbutrin, so I suspect in a couple weeks I'll quit (again). Sigh....
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Fri Nov-21-03 08:16 AM
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3. I've been on welbutrin |
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since January and my attempts to quit in the spring and summer were short lived. I haven't tried again lately, I probably won't until next spring.
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Dookus
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Fri Nov-21-03 08:20 AM
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the last time I quit to great effect. It took a large dose (600mg/day) but it worked well.
After three years cigarette-free, I went through a personal crisis and started up again.
But I thought Welbutrin helped a lot. After being on it for a few weeks, I was down to about 6 cigarettes a day without even thinking about it. At that point I figured it was time to quit. The first day sucked. The second day sorta sucked. By the third day, I was fine except for certain triggers (talking on the phone, driving, e.g.) but those were habits to break, not addictions.
Best of luck to you. Don't wait 'til Spring.
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Skittles
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Fri Nov-21-03 08:37 AM
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5. ALL YOU PEOPLE PULL YOURSELVES TOGETHER |
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and try to quit again! It CAN BE DONE AND *I*, a heavy smoker of 30 years, have PROVED IT!
October 25, 2001.
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