it's been a while since my last attempt at quitting. i didn't smoke at all the month of march last year, i was hospitalized. it felt so good to be a nonsmoker!! i really want that. they're even tasting good lately, unfortunately. i'll use this site to go get motivated, wish me luck.
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4/22/08 9:43pm
Dear Stonecoldeli -
Thanks so much for your post. I hope our site can help provide you with the information and support you need to make this attempt a success.
It sounds like you have been wanting to be smoke-free for awhile now. So you most likely know alot about the basics of smoking. You may want to read our materials on the management of quitting smoking. Everything from handling withdrawal to lifestyle changes that can help you maintain a smoke free life.
Let us know how you are doing. There are lots of people who need support - maybe this can be that place for you.
All the best, Sue
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