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I am 20 years old.I was a smoker for 4 years, since I was 16.I smoked my last cigarette 5 months ago.I am proud of myself because I did it without champix or any methods.However, I am concerned about one thing.During the time I smoked, I was a student abroad and smoking helped me concentrate on the studying process.Without them, I could barely study and memorise stuff.I failed the subject I studied little before I stopped smoking.In 2 days I am starting studying again, but I am really afraid if I will be able to study and memorise now that I don't smoke.I have no idea what will happen, since I stopped studying before I stopped smoking.I hope that you can help me.Thanks!

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You should be able to concentrate better now, as you won't be distracted by thinking about fags! Your smoking days are gone, they are a part of your past.

It's the future that matters, so put your mind to your studies.

The fags never helped you in the past anyway, really.....it was just a mind-trick played on you by nicotine.

So, put the past behind you and start enjoying your new life, fresh and raring to get on with your studies!

Val :)

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I'm the same after nearly 16 months but I know it's all in the mind because when I finally get around to doing something where I need to concentrate, I find I can do it easily.

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