Idle hands are the Devil's tool. Period. If you're going to quit, keep yourself soo damb busy, you don't know where to turn. I quit at the end of February & only returned to a ciggarette 4 times since. They taste worse & I feel more like carp every time I think I can "get away with it". No such thing. I can feel myself turn green after a drag or two. Probably would not have made it through this last week of haying without having a stroke or some other cardio-vascular failure if I was still at 2.5 to 3 packs a day. I'm happier having almost lost all of my hay to rain & my last running tractor to whatever is wrong with it this time, than my health to over-taxed horse hockey.
I am not without crutch. I used an electronic ciggarette to wean off of the smokes. That worked ok because there hasn't been smoking allowed in this house in 30 years. I also quit in the winter when I'm in the basement working on my train layout. To get by once I started working outside, I took up a pipe. A few months have gone by since & I forget, most of the time, that I need any form of tobacco or nicotene. I bought my last 4oz. pouch of tobacco a month & a half ago. Most of it is still there. I bought 2 packs of filter tips for the electric smoke at the same time & have used 2 filters since.
My method may not work for you or 10k people that will read this. Maybe it will. Find a program that fits you & go for it. I don't care if you throw your current pack in the garbage right now or need the help of a group to quit in two months. You gotta quit before it makes you quit. No sir, no fun in that.
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