Quik Update:
About three weeks ago I started smoking cigarettes again. Yes I know I was weak in that moment. How the smoking started was all because of a party & hanging around people I knew would trigger me to smoke again. So I did, and continued to smoke for three weeks after.
Showing posts with label cold turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold turkey. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Trying to stay focussed!
It's like I'm pushing my quitting date away, by not preparing myself mentally on quitting cold turkey.
I just keep smoking away like it's nothing....
So I have to get back on track with my goal and that is to quit smoking for ever!
It's hard, I know!!
But at the end of the day I will beat this bad addiction.
I just keep smoking away like it's nothing....
So I have to get back on track with my goal and that is to quit smoking for ever!
It's hard, I know!!
But at the end of the day I will beat this bad addiction.
Friday, July 29, 2016
Prepare to quit smoking
My plan is to quit smoking cold turkey!! I know for me this is the best way to go about it.
When I set my quit date I have to be prepared, my mind has to be in the right place. Because it's my thoughts I have to fight against the most. It's my mind that goes crazy if I don't have a cigarette.
So I have to be prepared when the day comes to quit.

I'm going to read a book to prepare myself mentally on quit smoking. I've read this book a couple of years ago and it was a real eye-opener. The book is written in dutch and the title is ;'Nederland stopt met roken'. The writers of this book are Pauline Dekker & Wanda de Kanter, they are pulmonologist of profession.
I find this a very good book that explains a lot about smoking, not only the addiction part or the diseases you get from smoking, but also the business side of the smoking industry.
So much failure you go through before you get rid of these cigarettes. When you start smoking you just inhale it, maybe you cough a little here and there, maybe you get a little dizzy but that's it. But it's the quitting part that's the hardest and it can even take years before you finally live a smoke-free life.
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