and after that, find other articles on your own.....:eek:
Reading them won't necessarily stop you from relapsing.
But at least you will be a wee bit wiser and understand the consequences of relapsing a bit more.
There is NO excuse to relapse. There is NO situation which will be made better by having a cigarette. Any problem will still be there except you will have compounded the issue by smoking.
Hard but true and anyone who has recently relapsed will understand that deep down the cigarette did NOT help them in any way, or make them feel better.
This is a hard addiction to escape from but it can be done.
Just Never Take Another Puff
or as we say in Glasgow:
Dont Be So F£$%ing Stupid!!!!
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For me, past quits have failed as I thought I could have the occasional smoke, which in due course led me right back to where I was and sometimes worse.
I realise now that the reason I thought I could get away with the odd one here and there is that when I started smoking that was exactly how I smoked, eventually I became addicted and smoked every day.
On past quits I seemed to have the idea that I could regress myself to the point where I was not addicted. Wrong! I appreciate now that I am and always will be an addict, but I am choosing not to smoke, in exactly the same way as an alcoholic chooses not to drink.
hehe those articles are fab! I think Joel should come and stay at mine while i am quitting, i think i would be too scared to take a puff even if i wanted to!!!!
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