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Why Quit?

Posted in Reasons to quit
schedule 19 Jun 2012

It has come to crunch time.  Apart from the facts that my kids "pretend" to smoke, which horrifies me, I just can't afford to smoke anymore.  The biggest fear for me is that my kids see me die a painful, horrible death because I smoked.  My biggest quit fear is that I will just give in.  I too have heard all the stories, you'll crave them forever, I still love the smell, I could just have one.  My sister in law gave up for years and is now smoking like a chimney again.  I don't want this for me.  I don't want to have to think about having enough cigarettes all the time, or that I reward myself for finishing  job with a smoke but most of all, I don't want to use this as my escape from the pressures of raising a young family, who in all honesty, I should be spending this time with...possible negotiating rather than yelling at my beautiful but demanding head strong 4 year old!

I need to be able to afford to give them the best that I can.  I need to give these stupid cigarettes away for me to be able to do this.  With my finances heading down, down, down, now is the time that I need to do this. 

Wish me luck!

By Jenso
schedule 19 Jun 2012

I wish you luck, good on you for putting your kids first and the cigarettes last

By Jenso
schedule 19 Jun 2012

I wish you luck, good on you for putting your kids first and the cigarettes last

By kat
schedule 19 Jun 2012

good luck.. im going to need that luck soon.. im sure you will win the battle over the smokes..

By timbara
schedule 19 Jun 2012

you can do it xxxx

By Chrisco
schedule 19 Jun 2012

hi Deter

Well

IT IS JUST ONE DAY AT A TIME

I know what it like the smell of a smoke Hahh just have one

Bugger it go for awalk away from it tell them hey I wish to start a new life if they dont understand well stuff em

better of without them

schedule 19 Jun 2012

You need to get over the 1st day for starters and with determination plus will power you can get over the 2nd, 3rd, 4th..... Remember that all of us here are on the same journey. You want your old self, the non smoker back with your kids, don't you?. You can do it! Good luck.