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jackal

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11,251 posts

311 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music

Kieran XJR

5,987 posts

242 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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clap

o.versteer

3,338 posts

258 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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Same here. Is that how long it takes??

jackal

Original Poster:

11,251 posts

311 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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i think so

i know its true of the skeleton
every 7 years enough regeneration and replacement has occured that all cells are different from what was there 7 years ago

I fkin hope so anyway !

Hedders

24,460 posts

276 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
You live in london so you had better stop inhaling all together!

stew-S160

8,020 posts

267 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
good man.

petrol_penelope

924 posts

215 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
How did you stop smoking???? smokin

G'kar

3,728 posts

215 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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No one likes a quitter, you know.

wink

jackal

Original Poster:

11,251 posts

311 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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petrol_penelope said:
jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
How did you stop smoking???? smokin
i found out that my mums mum and her brothers all died of lung cancer
genetically im quite like my mums side of the family so i thought it best to give up

i decided on teh weekedn, on teh monday i had 1 then on the tuesday i had none, and that was it. I did use one of those nicotine tubes you suck in but not a great deal but it helps to have a little crutch.

The first week-10 days was actaully quite easy. It got harder after that though. Weeks 3-5 were probably the worst.

jackal

Original Poster:

11,251 posts

311 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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Hedders said:
jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
You live in london so you had better stop inhaling all together!
London is a big place. There is a bit of a difference between say Harlesden and Hampton Court you know !

curlie467

7,650 posts

230 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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Same here, gave up on pure will power!

Rotaree

1,239 posts

290 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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curlie467 said:
Same here, gave up on pure will power!
Me too - twenty years ago next year from a 40 a day habit!!!!

Mind you I can still enjoy a good Cuban Havana half a dozen times a year or so!

Mobile Chicane

21,995 posts

241 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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I gave up in 1992. Since then, I reckon I've saved £15,000 by not smoking.

HRG

72,863 posts

268 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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jackal said:
petrol_penelope said:
jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
How did you stop smoking???? smokin
i found out that my mums mum and her brothers all died of lung cancer
genetically im quite like my mums side of the family so i thought it best to give up

i decided on teh weekedn, on teh monday i had 1 then on the tuesday i had none, and that was it. I did use one of those nicotine tubes you suck in but not a great deal but it helps to have a little crutch.

The first week-10 days was actaully quite easy. It got harder after that though. Weeks 3-5 were probably the worst.
Cool, I'm just into my second week of giving up smile

bartesque

571 posts

232 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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5 1/2 years on and feeling better for it

never thought I would be able to give it up but now the thought of ever lighting up makes me feel ill

pure will power impending birth of daughter and mountain biking all contributed

petrol_penelope

924 posts

215 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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jackal said:
petrol_penelope said:
jackal said:
...it will be 7 years since i gave up smoking so my lungs will be completely refurbished with no traces of tar and gunk



that is all music
How did you stop smoking???? smokin
i found out that my mums mum and her brothers all died of lung cancer
genetically im quite like my mums side of the family so i thought it best to give up

i decided on teh weekedn, on teh monday i had 1 then on the tuesday i had none, and that was it. I did use one of those nicotine tubes you suck in but not a great deal but it helps to have a little crutch.

The first week-10 days was actaully quite easy. It got harder after that though. Weeks 3-5 were probably the worst.
Ar that is sad to hear but at least you have realised that you want to make your life better/healthier for yourself

Really want to quit but not got the strength or the will power to do it and it doesn't help when my OH smokes like a trooper. In a half hour drive i will maybe only have one by my OH can easily smoke 2-3, I hate the smell esp when someone in the office has just been for one and it is still fresh on them, i don;t like the taste either , but it feels so good to have the relaxation and empty head whislt having a smoke on your break. Still would like t give up though

G'kar

3,728 posts

215 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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petrol_penelope said:
it feels so good to have the...empty head whislt having a smoke on your break.
You're spending money needlessly.

loftylad

309 posts

258 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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I gave up nine years ago.

Could happily spark up right now...miss 'em like hell. frown

BoRED S2upid

21,047 posts

269 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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So you can start again in 2011 and after a few years have another 7 year break?. Keep on like that for 50 years and im sure all the side effects of smoking will bypass you.

petrol_penelope

924 posts

215 months

Tuesday 9th December 2008
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G'kar said:
petrol_penelope said:
it feels so good to have the...empty head whislt having a smoke on your break.
You're spending money needlessly.
I know thats the stupid thing i probably spend about £84 a week on them but thats between me and the OH not all me.

Im worse at work i can smoke loads and its not good