I'm new to this, thought I could do with the support. Well I have had numerous attempts at trying to stop smoking - patches,gum etc, none of which seemed to work! But I have got to the stage where I just simply don't enjoy smoking anymore, I am worried about my health, and then of course I could find better things to spend the money on. I did read Alan Carr's How To Stop Smoking. I liked this book, there were no lectures, it just gave me an understanding. I must admit it is worth a read. It didn't stop me smoking however (I only lasted 2 days), but I would say it gives you more determination and will power. So to cut a long story short, I am now trying out Zyban. Today is day one, I have not had a cigarette since 10pm last night. I feel good, during the day it was easy, but coming home that was tough. My partner smokes, so it is right infront of me, trying to tempt me, but I haven't given in and I am determined not to.
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This forum is a huge help to me and I hope it helps you too!
It must be really hard, to go home to a smoker, so well done for not caving in. Maybe he wouldnt mind maybe smoking outside, if things get to tough for you?
You have come to the right place! Lots of great people here with good advice & support. I had always been curious about Zyban because it was originally the antidepressant welbutrin. I could use an antideressant but every one I tried gave me fierce headaches. Let me know how it works out for U. Good luck & hang in there. Tell your partner to go outside & smoke! Mine still does & it makes things much easier & my house don't reek!
How you doing? This forum helps, lots of people you are unlikely to ever meet, doing exactly the same thing, for themselves, and without being selfish!! How good is that!!!!
What else can you do for yourself, feel good about it and not be called selfish??
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