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Alyia72

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Re: Tobacco
« Reply #15 on: September 13, 2010, 10:01:47 pm »
My husband actually quit this past year, well he says he did lol.  He just got busted a few weeks ago coming in the house smelling like smoke lol.  I guess he doesn't realize to a non-smoker just how powerful that smell is.  Anyways he says he only smokes one every now and then maybe one every few weeks.  But what helped him quit was easing himself off the nicotine with those sinus packets.  Gross in my opinion to watch him sucking on mini teabags full of tobacco but it was kind of better than him breathing in smoke constantly.  I was concerned with him using them at first because of the whole mouth cancer issue, but in the big picture it was better to have him doing that while he came off the nicotine addiction gradually.  At one time he tried the patches which did work, but he had a job where he sweat a lot and they always came off and made him want to smoke when all his co-workers were.  He swears that smoking weed makes it easier to quit smoking cigs but I wouldn't know from personal experience.  Having the temptation of another smoker around always makes it harder though he had a real hard time with quiting and visiting family when they all smoked.  I think the sinus helped him the most though and now he doesn't do that either aside from the cig here and there.  Does your GF smoke too? or does she just buy them for you because you don't? strangely enough I used to do that for my hubby too.  It became a habit to just pick up his cigs for him while I was out.  And then when he tried to quit his moods were just intolerable so sometimes I would buy them for my sanity lol.  But good luck with quitting though my hubby says he feels a lot better when hes not smoking breathing wise.

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« Reply #16 on: September 13, 2010, 10:21:11 pm »
Smoking weed DOES NOT help. I know from experience. I ended up smoking weed all day and still smoked a cigarette later out of pure addiction. i'm scared of snus and dip and all that smokeless stuff. i don't know why. i've never tried it. But i have gone wihout cigarettes and stayed content, but when they are around, i can't help it. I might try smoking tea leaves, someone told me that would help. lol. it sounds crazy though.
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« Reply #17 on: September 13, 2010, 10:35:04 pm »
I understand your concern about the smokeless stuff I was worried too luckily he didn't do it for long.  I just asked him which he thought helped the most and he said exactly what I said but like shernajwine  said sometimes different things work for different people.  If you can do it cold turkey more power to you that's obviously the more healthier approach. I would rather do it naturally than use medicines just because I am not fond of medications.  I haven't ever smoked so unfortunately I'm not much help.  Washing the walls down in my dads den after my parents divorced where he had always smoked was enough deterrent for me. 

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« Reply #18 on: September 13, 2010, 10:52:01 pm »
i was on nicotine patches at 14 and they didn't work.
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