bigbog
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1 year...
Kudos andyzee....
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One year of being smoke free
- Thread starter andyzee
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Marc
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So when are you going to quit smoking the pole?
I've heard quiting cigs is harder than heroin. I have also heard quitting smoking the pole is harder than cigs. Just what I heard....
andyzee
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Ok, guys, before this gets out of hand. If there is any pole smoking going on, it's being done by Marc, not Zee. :razz: Not that there's anything wrong with it.
SkiDog
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This is headed down a very slippery road...HA....making me laugh though...
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Often times Marc's posts bring out the dark side of my humor.
In all seriousness, keep up the good work. I was more of a social smoker so I don't know what its really like to be addicted to cigs.
andyzee
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Marc
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Hahahaha, how much time did you spend coming up with that? That should be a permanent emticon.
andyzee
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Actually, about 2 minutes.
thaller1
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Congratulations! Quitting smoking was the best thing I ever did for myself... I couldn't bike a 1/4 mile when I smoked 10 years ago and this year I biked 185 for the American Lung Association! What a feeling!
andyzee
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knuckledragger
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I will say thise about quiting smoking; My doctor said when I quit my blood preasure would drop my colestral would drop and if I gained any weight studies showed it would be gone in 2 years. Report after 14 years, weight up about 40 lbs, cholesteral 175 with lipitor and blood ppressure was still a little high with medication. THe Bastard lied!!!
NYDrew
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Congrats man!!! I'm on day 27 myself without a single slip. Going with the patch though, switcing to step two at 9PM tommorrow.
I've tried to quit at least 4 other times in the past 3 years. This is the longest I have ever gone and I thing this is it. I turned in my addiction in for a treadmill and some iron. Since I quit I lost 15 lbs of summer fat and followed that with a gain of 10lbs muscle mass. I just run a mile everytime I crave a stick. Then before bed I wipe myself out with lifting so I don't crave my before bed smoke.
I've tried to quit at least 4 other times in the past 3 years. This is the longest I have ever gone and I thing this is it. I turned in my addiction in for a treadmill and some iron. Since I quit I lost 15 lbs of summer fat and followed that with a gain of 10lbs muscle mass. I just run a mile everytime I crave a stick. Then before bed I wipe myself out with lifting so I don't crave my before bed smoke.
andyzee
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Well good for you, keep it up! And you should consider signing onto www.quitnet.com if for nothing else but to see your stats. It was nice seeing how much money I was saving everyday. Kind of thing what kind of ski stuff I could buy with it. I think it's the mental stuff like this that helps.
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