I am not a social media buff, I only have facebook where its my family and friends, people I have known most my life or who I trust and feel comfortable around (I only have about 150 friends added)

 

 I was not good on computers, I can be a bit of a technology phobic -

 

so why did I join a quit smoking forum?

 

I really wanted to quit smoking is the answer and I did not feel that I could do it alone, I was looking for support, my whole family smoked and I needed support away from that environment, some place where I could just concentrate on me and my quit, no judgement, no keeping quiet about it and if I needed to moan or was going through a hard time, there was going to be someone looking out for me and keeping me on the straight and narrow when the going got tough because those people supporting had the same goal as me or had walked the path before me.

 

As soon as I joined I was warmly welcomed and I felt apart of the place straight away

 

I quickly learned that education, support and understanding played a huge part in me quitting smoking

 

being around ex smokers who have no other interest but to help you quit smoking, no monies are to be made here, no corporate fog, no quit smoking tea is being sold here, its just truth and experiences and support and that gave me confidence and trust.

 

Its just us ex smokers here, helping each other, educating each other and the thing I love the most is this forum is run by ex smokers 

 

I hope that if you are thinking about quitting or have quit and are looking for what I was to help you then please consider joining - I have not regretted one single second of my experience here on QuitTrain.

 

Kind Regards 

 

Tracey

 

 

 

 

 

ditto :)

I had already quit when I joined - and was looking for some advice about cravings...

 

Immediately I found people that would honestly answer my questions, that would give advice and would actually care. 

 

I have no doubt that the people on the Quittrain have helped me stay quit.

Nice post Tracey!!

Brilliant post tracey and totally agree. I came looking for straight forward advice and support...ended up with people who I truly believe are the soul reason I managed to stay quit. Support is more crucial than I ever realized until I had it. x

I was searching for some answers and found different support boards..didn't even know they were existing!

 

I quit on my own, but after a few days I wanted to talk to people like me. That's the most important aspect for me...to be able to get advice from ex smokers. 

 

I knew you guys were important, but I saw how important on the day I had to leave to say Good bye! 

I was a secret smoker...never talked to anyone about my smoking, so sure wasn't going to talk to anyone about my quitting.

I was looking for help so that I did not feel so alone.

 

We are all the same, we have been there. We understand.