For smokers who hold quit...?

i am going to stop smoking but i am not goin to do it with patches or anything lately use willpower lol anyways im just wondering how long after you quit was it when you didnt quality the urge for a cigarette
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Nicotine withdrawal?

About a year. Yes, seriously. Even though I quit because I had morning sickness so bad, it made me throw up and bring dizzy every time I had a cigarette, so I quit - I still wanted one. I tried to stir back to it even after the baby be born, but had the same reaction, so I finally just gave up trying to smoke.

But the urge didn't progress away for like a whole year. Now it's 18 years then, and I haven't thought of having a cigarette for at least 17 years. It lately never occurs to me.

About how copious nurses and doctors..?

First off, congratulations on making the ruling to quit. But I agree with the other guy in that your willpower, although good, will be tested again and again while you go through the process of quitting. And you will feel individual worse if you fail. They say it take a person an average of 6 tries before they quit completely. So don't get the impression bad, and get serve and use whatever means to receive you to your goal. For me, I weaned myself off to some extent than cold turkey because I know it would work for me personally. The nicotine urge was not that unpromising to kick and used gum sometimes to settle the physiological need. The psychological urge be much greater though and that took a while longer...you gotta change your way of thinking and behavior and environment, etc. That help a lot more than any other trick.

ALL this, I would say took a upright year or two. By that, I mean by the end of the first year, I would contemplate about smoking once in a while but that's really give or take a few it. No withdrawal or other painful struggles. It's be years now and it's unbelievable to me that I be once a smoker. I forget it sometimes.

Best of luck!

Do i hold heart problems, or is it mundane?

I used to be a 40 a day smoker.

I gave it up similar to you are doing BUT I kept a pack of 200 in my cupboard just surrounded by case of temptation

I would nick them out and look at them and tell myself that I was human being foolish because IF I opened them I would smoke the lot (another 4 packets) and then I would own to start all over again.

I put the money I would have spent on cigs contained by a tin and bought all sorts of things with my stash.
After 6 weeks I was over it-Cigs smelled horrid!

PS-- I ate lots of Polo mints!

Broken antenna interrogate?

if you want to quit just put your mind into it and quit. thats the channel i quit. and it work for me, dont buy cigarettes, dont even buy the patches or anything. do it on your own. you can do it, good luck. i never have the urge to smoke again, smoking is not healthy its just doomed to failure for your lungs.

Hit on the commander yesterday and still own a great deal of throbbing...?

It's admirable that you want to quit cold turkey, but nicotine addiction has nil to do with willpower. With all the option available these days (patch, gum, medication) I don't know why anyone would try to do it without aid and go through all that suffering.

How long does it give somebody a lift to stop wanting a cigarette after quitting?

economically done you! I too did this about 1 month ago, ti just seem a silly expensive,antisocial thing, so I stopped, it is hard as my husband and both sons smoke surrounded by the house and I am a pain for them [ wafting and spraying ] but i do surface better and I don't know how I could have afforded it! Keep it up cheri you are doing well! I still want a fag ...it doesnt stir away, but it lessens.

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