had one today on the way into work… it was a rough ride in.
some old *unt in the passing lane on rt.5 was doing 45 (in a 55) holding up traffic like crazy. I hope she crashed on the way to her doctors appointment
doing good now though
it’s crazy too… after not having one for over 24 hours, I got a body buzz… it was wierd
had one today on the way into work… it was a rough ride in.
some old *unt in the passing lane on rt.5 was doing 45 (in a 55) holding up traffic like crazy. I hope she crashed on the way to her doctors appointment
doing good now though
it’s crazy too… after not having one for over 24 hours, I got a body buzz… it was wierd
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lol ya… i even got that off ultra lights once, i had to sit down and after the initial went away I was like haha wtf ULTRA LIGHTS?!
It’s an anti-depressant, exact same drug as wellbutrin. It takes the edge off of the neurotransmitter clusterfuck that’s associated with overcoming a chemical addiction. It won’t quit for you, but if you’re going to quit it can make it a little easier on you. It’s non-addictive. Don’t be afraid to talk to your doc about getting a little help.
Jeg stop being a retard. With all the health problems you’ve posted about, the last thing you need is another chemical addiction and lung cancer. Put that shit down.
Jeg stop being a retard. With all the health problems you’ve posted about, the last thing you need is another chemical addiction and lung cancer. Put that shit down.
:lol: :hang::sword: What ever happened to good old fashioned rolling your F-bod through a cornfield at 130mph while running from the cops for knocking off a gas station?
The nice thing about wellbutrin is your heath insurance will cover it under a co-pay. Zyban not always.
Some people react different to zyban/wellbutrin when i stopped taking it i got headaches for about a week.
I’ve taken so many psych courses, about therapy, behavior control and modification, habits, metal vs physical addiction, etc…
and even with a physical addiction and mental combined, with smoking, it’s said that if you can cold turkey it for 3 days, you’re already past the mental addiction part…literally 3 days, and you’re officially past it…all that’s left at that point is controlling the physical changes…which are nothing more than a matter of will power and mind set.
i know i know, “you’re not a smoker so how can you say that after 3 days it’ll be easy”
i’m not saying it’s easy past 3 days…but it shows you that mental addiction isn’t as strong as you thought…
side note…
am i the only person that noticed the title of the thread specifies that he’s quitting cigarettes? lol…crack FTMFW!
Steve how many smokes did you smoke on a average day?
I smoke, on average 6-7 a day. If I drink I can easily go threw a pack a night. Good thing I don’t drink very often. Ive thought about quiting, hopefully some day I will. In college I stopped smoking for almost 2 months because I didn’t have any $ to buy them. That was the easiest time I ever had trying to stop. Good luck, stick to it if you serious about it.