Re: Re: Day 4 - No cigarette

[Guest guest]

my friend - you are doing SO WELL!!!!  Kudos to you!!!!!!  Keep it up -

you've made it this far so just do NOT look back! We know you can keep it up!

Congratulations on day 4!!! Take it one day at a time - If you find yourself

feeling a bit weak - talk to us - we're here to get you thru this.......I am on

day 1 ...  (((((   - I wasn't doing real good with the cold turkey but seeing

that you;ve made it to day 4 - I am pushing myself to make it as far as you! I

know,......a bit of pressure on you so you can't go off the " wagon " so to speak

on me...OK???????

Hugs & kisses - (smoke free kisses that is!!) hehehehehe

in SC

From: eandsspivey <emilyspivey@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Day 4 - No cigarette

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 2:42 PM

 

I'm using Chantix and I truly believe it is the reason I'm making it.

>

> That's one thing I did in order to quit. I had the flu at the time, so

> I just stayed in bed the entire weekend, getting up to eat some

> chicken soup and go to the bathroom.

>

> I wish a doctor would put my sister, who still smokes, to sleep for a

> few days. Then maybe when she woke up, she wouldn't want a cigarette.

> I don't understand why she doesn't even try to quit. I told her about

> Chantix, a prescription med used to quit, and she just said, " Well, I

> can't take some meds. " But she can poison her body with cigarettes.

> What logic!

>

> Congratulations to you on Day 4. Just keep hanging in there. You can

> do it!

>

> Sue

[Guest guest]

Congratulations, ! You can do it, too! Just think how much better

off you'll be, with money to spend rather than burn. Follow your own

advice, and take it one day at a time. Good Luck!

Sue

On Sep 8, 2009, at 4:22 PM, wrote:

> my friend - you are doing SO WELL!!!! Kudos to you!!!!!!

> Keep it up - you've made it this far so just do NOT look back! We

> know you can keep it up! Congratulations on day 4!!! Take it one day

> at a time - If you find yourself feeling a bit weak - talk to us -

> we're here to get you thru this.......I am on day 1 ... ((((( -

> I wasn't doing real good with the cold turkey but seeing that you;ve

> made it to day 4 - I am pushing myself to make it as far as you! I

> know,......a bit of pressure on you so you can't go off the " wagon "

> so to speak on me...OK???????

> Hugs & kisses - (smoke free kisses that is!!) hehehehehe

> in SC

[Guest guest]

You're email came at just the right time Sue!! I was just thinking about

cheating!!! But nope - hey if has made it this far - I surely can. I've

been a smoker since I was about 16 or 17 and I'm 47 now..............That's

basically 30 yrs - and that's terrible. AND I'm a closet smoker at that! I know

my husband knows I still have snuck them (is snuck a proper word??? better to

say I've been sneaking them for years....).........You guys are the only ones

that know I'm even quiting much less that I have still been smoking until this

morning! Our friend is my new role model. (I know she really loves THAT

peer pressure!)

 

))))))   in SC

> my friend - you are doing SO WELL!!!! Kudos to you!!!!!!

> Keep it up - you've made it this far so just do NOT look back! We

> know you can keep it up! Congratulations on day 4!!! Take it one day

> at a time - If you find yourself feeling a bit weak - talk to us -

> we're here to get you thru this.......I am on day 1 ... ((((( -

> I wasn't doing real good with the cold turkey but seeing that you;ve

> made it to day 4 - I am pushing myself to make it as far as you! I

> know,......a bit of pressure on you so you can't go off the " wagon "

> so to speak on me...OK????? ??

> Hugs & kisses - (smoke free kisses that is!!) hehehehehe

> in SC

[Guest guest]

Please verify this with an expert. I believe chantrix and welbutrim are quite

similar. Welbutrin causes severe projectile vomiting for me. I support not

smoking and understand the difficulties but chantrix is not for everyone.

Raniolo

From: eandsspivey <emilyspivey@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Day 4 - No cigarette

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 2:42 PM

 

I'm using Chantix and I truly believe it is the reason I'm making it.

>

> That's one thing I did in order to quit. I had the flu at the time, so

> I just stayed in bed the entire weekend, getting up to eat some

> chicken soup and go to the bathroom.

>

> I wish a doctor would put my sister, who still smokes, to sleep for a

> few days. Then maybe when she woke up, she wouldn't want a cigarette.

> I don't understand why she doesn't even try to quit. I told her about

> Chantix, a prescription med used to quit, and she just said, " Well, I

> can't take some meds. " But she can poison her body with cigarettes.

> What logic!

>

> Congratulations to you on Day 4. Just keep hanging in there. You can

> do it!

>

> Sue

[Guest guest]

Hi,

   I quit several years ago cold turkey.  I went to Smoking Cessation class.  I

stop for a while then I went back to smoking.  Last year I was sick and I didn't

have to energy to smoke.  I decided to quit.  My Primary Care Physician put me

on Chantix.  It work wonder for me.  I glad I quit smoking.  It cost $6.59 for a

pack of cigarette now.  I learn how much money I had save not smoking. 

   Chantix isn't for everyone.  I was taking Wellbutrin for depression.  But

that was years ago.

   Keep up the good work and I find keeping myself and even my fingers busy.  I

do crocheting, hook rug or something.  I even go on the computer a lot and type

away.  I hope you continue to quit.  Try going to the smoking cessation class as

well taking something like Wellbutrin or Chantix to help you quit. 

 

 

                                                                                \

        Christa

[Guest guest]

Congratulations, Christa! It seems that we have quite a few ex-smokers

here. Me, for one.

Sue

On Sep 9, 2009, at 3:22 PM, Christa Dondero wrote:

> Hi,

> I quit several years ago cold turkey.

[Guest guest]

I know that zyban and welburtrin are the same

[ ] Re: Day 4 - No cigarette

Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 2:42 PM

I'm using Chantix and I truly believe it is the reason I'm making it.

>

> That's one thing I did in order to quit. I had the flu at the time, so

> I just stayed in bed the entire weekend, getting up to eat some

> chicken soup and go to the bathroom.

>

> I wish a doctor would put my sister, who still smokes, to sleep for a

> few days. Then maybe when she woke up, she wouldn't want a cigarette.

> I don't understand why she doesn't even try to quit. I told her about

> Chantix, a prescription med used to quit, and she just said, " Well, I

> can't take some meds. " But she can poison her body with cigarettes.

> What logic!

>

> Congratulations to you on Day 4. Just keep hanging in there. You can

> do it!

>

> Sue