In article OeiPc.5624$V%.1119@okepread03 said:in [email hidden] Charles Demas posted:
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FWIW, the physical addiction is pretty much gone after three days.
Unfortunately, the psychological addiction is harder to get over.
Chuck Demas
17 years...........
I still get an urge for a smoke now and then.
That old habit is always back there in the shadows waiting for me.
Yup, same here.
I think of myself as one cigarette away from two packs a day.
The idea is to avoid that first one.
Once I'd quit for three years, and someone gave me a cigar on the
birth of his son. It wasn't even a good cigar, it was an "It's a Boy."
Now I turn down some very excellent cigars. I've been doing that for
15-20 years, but every now and then I think about having a really
good cigar.
FWIW, I find dieting much harder than quitting smoking, though there
were times that I tried to quit smoking and couldn't get through the
first day.
Chuck Demas
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Eat Healthy | _ _ | Nothing would be done at all,
Stay Fit | @ @ | If a man waited to do it so well,
Die Anyway | v | That no one could find fault with it.
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