Reasons to quit

I was smoking two packs a day. Sometimes a pack in an hour. It was just time to quit.

Besides my health being much better, I have saved a load of money. I finally quit after smoking for over 40 years. It has been 18 months as of December 7, 2019. I still have cravings sometimes. I just don't act on them.

I am gearing up to take another attempt tomorrow so I’m trying to convince myself I hate smoking. Here are my reasons why: I used to be an athlete now I’m to concerned about my health to train and have gotten fat. I’m a singer and can’t sing like I used to. I hate wheezing and coughing after being intimate with my partner. The tightness in my chest. My breath. The const...

This is my first day . Cant do it anymore even if i will be dying still will not smoke.

I was a very heavy drinker, well let's be honest, I was an alcoholic. Of course, this meant I was also a very heavy smoker, up to 40 cigarettes a day while I drank all day. A few weeks ago I had a massive flare-up of inflammation and my immune system basically quit on me. While I was in hospital I was diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Bronchitis. I thought it was just a smoker's cough. Since the...

I just made an enormous stuff-up, by buying another packet of cigarettes, when I'd been doing so well.

When I started smoking a packet of Marlboro Red cost 54 cents. This was in about 1972. A 50 gram pouch of Drum cost $1.65 and the papers were 5 cents. It has been 16 years, nearly 17, since I last had a cigarette. I have honestly forgotten many of the early benefits of quitting; I know there has to have been an upturn in my health. I remember feeling better really quickly after I stopped. Par...

When you’re living week to week on minimum wage & you can’t cover your expenses, you are pretty much forced to cut down on the amount of cigarettes you buy. It feels good & less stressful having money for other more important things.

I believe a really good reason to quit now is that there are just so many open possibilities to explore once you do. First of all, you save money. You can spend it on whatever you actually want or need. It is a good experience having so much money in the bank when you really need something. Second of all, the cravings dissipate so there isn't that much more you have to put up with. If you...

Hi I had stop smoking because for my health and money. So been asking my doctor help me but it took him 5years to help me. So three weeks ago he gave me nicotinell lozenges to help me. I started on 4 a day or every 2hours and now three weeks later I have fully stopped smoking I feel very good with myself . Gary