Initially
- I kept reducing my intake of cigarettes.
- I calmed myself from packs to roll ups.
- Then from rolled up smaller and smaller
- Rule 1 smoke outside (My dad has asthma and he managed to quit smoking).
- There was a time I went on packs again, then I changed back to roll ups and reduced my intake again.
- Went up to a pharmacy with my Mum to stop smoking together. We both got pack of "Nicotine Patches". Since I was on a low intake of nicotine I had the smaller dosage of patches.
- The patches helped me calmed my cravings.
- I quit smoking on 8/8/2008, the date was also an encouragement as the numbers looked catchy to me.
- I believe after 3 weeks of using patches, I decided to totally stop the patches also.
- Whenever I had a craving I'd quickly tell someone I had that feeling. My parents mostly, they reminded me I was giving up.
- After over 2 months of NOT smoking, the craving subsided. Yet it sparks minorly when I see or smell smoke. I kept reminding my brain why I stopped.
- After over 3 months, I despise and loath cigarettes now. I no longer require cigarettes. Happy to say I am offically, "A non Smoker" (really 08/08/08).
PS: My mum still smokes.
I also now strongly practice "Teetotalism" which is far more healthier and encourages variety in our drinks.
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