18th day no nicotine at all

[stevenJungle]

HI there, after using NRT in the passed unsuccessfully. i have also tried champix that had horrible side effects for me, I tried "the easyway to stop smoking" by Dr Allen Carr.

It's a very good book that actually encourages you to smoke whilst reading the book, unless you have aiready stopped smoking. I read this book over a couple of days and have now been ftee from nicotine for over 17 days. If you have tried and failed with NRT or the piil, give this method a shot, you have nothing to loose after all. Really happy with the results, the method is akin to hypnosis. I can confidently say I will never take nicotine in any firm again. Very happy non smoker jetted after 25 years as a pack a day smoker. I believed it was difficult to stop smoking until I tried this method. Just wanted to share. Smoking actually caused stress in my life, I'm now free! Thanks to this forum to. Keep up the good work people.

[Briarwood Administrator LONG TERM WINNER]

Hiya Steven and welcome to quit support

Congrats on your terrific achievement and thanks for sharing your quit story with us

Wishing you continued success in the future and well done on your quit x

[Briarwood Administrator LONG TERM WINNER]

Forgot to say this book is available free to download PDF so definitely worth reading

[glolin LONG TERM WINNER]

Hi Steven and welcome to quit support,

Well done on your quit that is a great effort :):)...no....that is an excellent effort :D

Keep up the great quit you got going there

[roneo]

Well done Steven. You & I are somewhat kindred spirits having travelled the same NRT, Champix (I'll throw in Zyban) road without success. I also found Allen Carr's book to be a valuable resource particularly the way he puts the real "value" of smoking into perspective & deals with all our excuses for continuing to smoke. We're all motivated by health, cost & social acceptability to some degree, but asking the question, "why smoke" rather than "why quit" can indeed be liberating. Congratulations on your journey thusfar & into the future.

[stevenJungle 14 Month Winner in reply to roneo]

Thanks mate still nicotine free since February 6th!!!

[droopyJ in reply to stevenJungle]

Way to go Steven, 9 months is fantastic but that must mean you are 10 months tomorrow 😊😊😊

Whoooohooooo 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍

[monky Administrator 35 Months Winner]

Congratulations Steven on finding your way to quit the smokes and thankyou for letting us know how you've done it and of course a big warm welcome to our quit community

You sound very positive sooo, there's no looking back, you just keep looking forwards and be proud of yourself

Thankyou again for sharing

Pete