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Good luck with quitting -- I know how hard it is. I quit a little over two

years ago and if I can, than anyone can.

All the best,

Love,

Patti

Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum.

So far, I feel like crap. But, I felt like crap before I had my

last cig. haha

I'm telling my family not to expect anything from me, and to LEAVE

ME ALONE for a few days.

I feel sort of light headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I

was having those before, just not as often. Yesterday, my chest was

feeling heavy,

and I thought it was my allergies or the smoking.

Anyway, my chest is feeling lighter, so it must be the smoking.

I've been smoking a lot more than usual - about 15-20 cigs a day.

I thought about that - 15-20 cigs a day. That's a cig every hour

during the day. And since I sleep about 3 hours during the day, I

smoke more than one cig every hour. That's incredible!

Well, I thought I'd report to the board about my progress. I'll

sure be embarrassed if I can't do it!

My favorite quote - by Mark Twain -

" Quitting smoking is easy! I've done it a hundred times! "

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Good luck with quitting -- I know how hard it is. I quit a little over two

years ago and if I can, than anyone can.

All the best,

Love,

Patti

Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum.

So far, I feel like crap. But, I felt like crap before I had my

last cig. haha

I'm telling my family not to expect anything from me, and to LEAVE

ME ALONE for a few days.

I feel sort of light headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I

was having those before, just not as often. Yesterday, my chest was

feeling heavy,

and I thought it was my allergies or the smoking.

Anyway, my chest is feeling lighter, so it must be the smoking.

I've been smoking a lot more than usual - about 15-20 cigs a day.

I thought about that - 15-20 cigs a day. That's a cig every hour

during the day. And since I sleep about 3 hours during the day, I

smoke more than one cig every hour. That's incredible!

Well, I thought I'd report to the board about my progress. I'll

sure be embarrassed if I can't do it!

My favorite quote - by Mark Twain -

" Quitting smoking is easy! I've done it a hundred times! "

To learn more about EDS, visit our website: http://members.rogers.com/ceda2/

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Good luck with quitting -- I know how hard it is. I quit a little over two

years ago and if I can, than anyone can.

All the best,

Love,

Patti

Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum.

So far, I feel like crap. But, I felt like crap before I had my

last cig. haha

I'm telling my family not to expect anything from me, and to LEAVE

ME ALONE for a few days.

I feel sort of light headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I

was having those before, just not as often. Yesterday, my chest was

feeling heavy,

and I thought it was my allergies or the smoking.

Anyway, my chest is feeling lighter, so it must be the smoking.

I've been smoking a lot more than usual - about 15-20 cigs a day.

I thought about that - 15-20 cigs a day. That's a cig every hour

during the day. And since I sleep about 3 hours during the day, I

smoke more than one cig every hour. That's incredible!

Well, I thought I'd report to the board about my progress. I'll

sure be embarrassed if I can't do it!

My favorite quote - by Mark Twain -

" Quitting smoking is easy! I've done it a hundred times! "

To learn more about EDS, visit our website: http://members.rogers.com/ceda2/

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From: Bonnie Heintskill To: ceda

From: mikeuggen

Get your copy of Gach out and go to pages 35 and 36. There are some

points for relieving anxiety attacks and nervous tension. He

doesn't say so in his book, but they are also useful for helping

relieve different types of withdrawal symptoms.

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So, does this mean YOU'RE going to try this on yourself Mike????

WWW swooshing away!!!

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Oh Bonnie LOL you are just soooo good!! I love it!!!

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Well, I thought I'd report to the board about my progress. I'll

sure be embarrassed if I can't do it!

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I hope you can do this too! I have quit 4-5 times. I smoke maybe 2

cigarettes a day, and when I'm home, or visiting elsewhere, I never smoke. I

usually just smoke when I in the car. Just knowing I can have one eases my

mind. Stupid, right? But what I really wanted to say, was that it does

sometimes take more trys than just one. If it does, don't beat yourself up.

On the other hand, the more positive attitude you have, the easier it will

be for you. The best advice I can give, is that when you want one, get busy

and do something else to get your mind off of it. I read lots romance

novels, and then got into detective, etc. I love to read.

Good luck, I will say a prayer you can do this! I know you can! I admire

you.

Love Lana

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Well, I thought I'd report to the board about my progress. I'll

sure be embarrassed if I can't do it!

,

I hope you can do this too! I have quit 4-5 times. I smoke maybe 2

cigarettes a day, and when I'm home, or visiting elsewhere, I never smoke. I

usually just smoke when I in the car. Just knowing I can have one eases my

mind. Stupid, right? But what I really wanted to say, was that it does

sometimes take more trys than just one. If it does, don't beat yourself up.

On the other hand, the more positive attitude you have, the easier it will

be for you. The best advice I can give, is that when you want one, get busy

and do something else to get your mind off of it. I read lots romance

novels, and then got into detective, etc. I love to read.

Good luck, I will say a prayer you can do this! I know you can! I admire

you.

Love Lana

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Let me know how you like that. I've always wanted to try it, but need to

get my neck/back feeling better first. Do you know where he got it?

Love Lana

Re: Re: Day one, no smoking

okey dokey.

I can feel the anxiety creeping in already.

Gonna try the " thai chi for arthritis " dvd my dad sent me.

Hugs,

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Re: Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum. So far, I feel like crap. ... I feel sort of light

headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I was having those

before, just not as often.

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Get your copy of Gach out and go to pages 35 and 36. There are some

points for relieving anxiety attacks and nervous tension. He

doesn't say so in his book, but they are also useful for helping

relieve different types of withdrawal symptoms.

~~~~~~`

So, does this mean YOU'RE going to try this on yourself Mike????

WWW swooshing away!!!

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Re: Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum. So far, I feel like crap. ... I feel sort of light

headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I was having those

before, just not as often.

--------------

Get your copy of Gach out and go to pages 35 and 36. There are some

points for relieving anxiety attacks and nervous tension. He

doesn't say so in his book, but they are also useful for helping

relieve different types of withdrawal symptoms.

~~~~~~`

So, does this mean YOU'RE going to try this on yourself Mike????

WWW swooshing away!!!

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Re: Day one, no smoking

Well, I had my last (hopefully) cig at around 10:00 this morning. I

got the gum. So far, I feel like crap. ... I feel sort of light

headed. I'm also having hot flashes - but I was having those

before, just not as often.

--------------

Get your copy of Gach out and go to pages 35 and 36. There are some

points for relieving anxiety attacks and nervous tension. He

doesn't say so in his book, but they are also useful for helping

relieve different types of withdrawal symptoms.

~~~~~~`

So, does this mean YOU'RE going to try this on yourself Mike????

WWW swooshing away!!!

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