Originally Posted By: Roselyn Mansueto This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Maybe once, maybe more…
You started out feeling the time was right, but for whatever reason, you’re smoking again. Now, you’re asking whether it’s worth it to try quitting again. You bet it is!
Some smokers try a number of times before they quit for good. Studies show that each time you try to quit, the more likely you will be to eventually succeed. With each try, you are better able to know what helps and what hurts. Any attempt to quit is a step in a healthier direction. There are no magic solutions for quitting smoking. But, if you are ready to quit, effective treatments are available that can help reduce the urge to smoke.
Studies show that almost everyone can benefit from these nicotine and non-nicotine replacement therapies… .
So, here?s an advice…
Quitting is hard, but don’t give up!
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Originally Posted By: psabados This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Whats next no drinking of alcoholic adult beverages, no watching sports. I can see it now. Are you suffering from NASCAR withdrawl? Tired of running around in circles at a high rate of speed? Always counter-clockwise and against the time continumum? Well Bunky we have the cure for you! Try our new miracle anti race patch. Made up of 100% pure natural gasoline, oil and old tires. Place patch on forehead for 8 weeks and the urge to watch such events will leave you for ever.
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I’m not adicted to smoking i can quit any time…see i just quit…see just quit again…and again in fact i quit about 10 times a day. it’s a piece of cake. besides every one i know who died from cancer didn’t smoke or had quit. and second hand smoke is way worse for you, so i filter it all out first.
Hmmm, still sounds like to much work. If I smoked I would just keep on keeping on. Also thanks for the “so, here’s an advice.” 
