mightyboosh

I ask the same. The man is a complete jerk IMO. I've read a little about him so I can't muster much sympathy for him because of his views.

All good advice from all our friends above. This is my opinion of how important the mind set is to quitting. I think the chances of staying quit increase if you identify the core nugget that motivated you to quit in the first place. It needs to be nurtured and remembered but most importantly of all, RESPECTED. It deserves to be to the highest degree. That thought that we all had on here, at some point, was our mind at its finest and most lucid. It was a little stroke of genius amidst our mundane day to day thoughts. So, are we going to let a filthy, expensive and deadly tube of transient relief from an addiction win over that pure and honourable moment of clarity and truth we experienced? NO and again NO! In my particular case it was thought of potentially losing my leg due to claudication. It was a total no-brainer so when I was told it was getting worse five months ago, I quit the following day. It is now improving with every breath of fresh air I take. Good luck.

I heard this on the news and was most encouraged by it.

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I may have and it looks like a rare sunny one. I live on the edge of the park that hosts it but I work alternate weekends so have to catch it when I'm off.

"Sucking and eventually crunching up Trebor Extra Strong Mints are the reason why my Cold Turkey Quit has been so successful" I used those hard, tiny but powerful liquorice pellets during my first quit to give that hit at the back of throat.

I missed this thread somehow. Get well soon.

Sorry, I posted a pic of my brother by mistake. This is me.

Phil (mightyboosh) 5 months quit. Still not a millionaire despite all the lottery tickets I've bought. This is me.

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