U can do itI've put my stop date for Monday,
After roughly 20 years, it needs to come to an end. Main reason money if I'm honest.
U can do itI've put my stop date for Monday,
After roughly 20 years, it needs to come to an end. Main reason money if I'm honest.
Oh my days you wasn't wrong, I tried once yuck, tried again absolutely not. Still smoke free, found it easier than I thought. Why did I waste my money on the lozenges?! If anybody reads this thread, if you feel like you can do it, then just do it without the lozenges. I'm still using the patches but that's no fail.Yes. They gave me awful heartburn - but it did make me not want to smoke!
Well done. I quit multiples times, sometimes all I would think about was smoking (obviously that led to failure) but the 3 times I quit long term it was easy. I was definitely a routine smoker rather than a nicotine addict though. I quit once and I had to change my route to work because I had set points on the journey where I would light up and I literally couldn't drive past them.Oh my days you wasn't wrong, I tried once yuck, tried again absolutely not. Still smoke free, found it easier than I thought. Why did I waste my money on the lozenges?! If anybody reads this thread, if you feel like you can do it, then just do it without the lozenges. I'm still using the patches but that's no fail.
Ah well done! So glad it’s going well for you so far, it was years ago for me so I feel like I’ve forgotten just how bad they were!Oh my days you wasn't wrong, I tried once yuck, tried again absolutely not. Still smoke free, found it easier than I thought. Why did I waste my money on the lozenges?! If anybody reads this thread, if you feel like you can do it, then just do it without the lozenges. I'm still using the patches but that's no fail.