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Old Dec 11, 2006, 03:25 PM
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Re: Nurses Helping Nurses Quit Smoking

Originally Posted by collegebound View Post
It has been 2.5 weeks for me. I have been taking the new prescription drug Chantix. Of all the times I have tried in the past, this is the first time I have not had any cravings!! I love it. I do on occasion think about smoking but it is just a fleeting thought. I am confident that is the time for me to kick the habit for good!

Just a by-the by--I can't figure out what zoeboboey said that angered Miracles1986 so much. If either of you happen to read this, I reread both several times and can't find anything offensive. Perhaps there was a misread/misunderstanding. This is definetely a support forum and we do appreciate everyone's input!
I've never heard of that medication, when did it come out and how does it work? Congratulations on the 2.5 weeks, WHOO HOO!

Miracle and I conversed off the board and we're ok, thanks though!

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 03:57 PM
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Hi guys! This is my 10th day nonsmoking

I threw a PE 10 days ago so no more smoking for me ever! I have been smoking for 25years without quitting.

Most of the time I am doing ok with quitting. I am wearing a patch. but there are times when I could smoke a whole pack lol. I have even dreamed about it! I have a great support system and even joined the smoking cessation program at work.

I am totally serious about living.

I almost died 10 days ago. Iam not going to kill myself any longer.

I just hope I dont eat a carton lol

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 04:09 PM
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Re: Nurses Helping Nurses Quit Smoking

Congratulations!

There's a great book by Allen Carr called "The EasyWay to Stop Smoking" - it's helped numerous people I know to quit. Also good to reinforce your decision if you need additional inspiration!

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 04:25 PM
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Re: Nurses Helping Nurses Quit Smoking

Originally Posted by zoeboboey View Post
I've never heard of that medication, when did it come out and how does it work? Congratulations on the 2.5 weeks, WHOO HOO!

Miracle and I conversed off the board and we're ok, thanks though!
I am very glad to hear ya'll are back on the same page!

Chantix (varenicline) is relatively new but I am not sure when it came out. They do have a website if anyone wants to check it out. It is Chantix I believe. I have tried to quit several times in the past. I have done cold turkey, the patch, Wellbutrin and was never completly "cured." I hope this will be my time!!

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 04:31 PM
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HEY SOUTHERN R.N. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A BIG , BIG CONGRATS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JUST THINK HOW GREAT YOU SMELL NOW AND HOW YOUR PATIENTS WILL MAY NOTICE !!!!!!!

THINK OF YOUR LUNGS ! THEY ARE VIBRATING FOR JOY !!! LOL


I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU.

I SAID "WEAR THE PATCH" -- IT DOES WORK.

NOW -- ADD UP EVERY DAY HOW MUCH MONEY YOU ARE SAVING BY NOT BUYING THE CANCER STICKS AND PLAN ON TREATING YOURSELF TO SOMETHING GREAT WHEN IT ALL ADDS UP TO WHAT YOU WANT ! I AM SO, SO PROUD OF YOU !!!!!!

MIRACLE

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by southern_rn_brat View Post
Hi guys! This is my 10th day nonsmoking

I threw a PE 10 days ago so no more smoking for me ever! I have been smoking for 25years without quitting.

Most of the time I am doing ok with quitting. I am wearing a patch. but there are times when I could smoke a whole pack lol. I have even dreamed about it! I have a great support system and even joined the smoking cessation program at work.

I am totally serious about living.

I almost died 10 days ago. Iam not going to kill myself any longer.

I just hope I dont eat a carton lol
Eat a carton... lol!

Congratulations and good that you have a support network!

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 07:16 PM
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Re: Nurses Helping Nurses Quit Smoking

Originally Posted by collegebound View Post
I am very glad to hear ya'll are back on the same page!

Chantix (varenicline) is relatively new but I am not sure when it came out. They do have a website if anyone wants to check it out. It is Chantix I believe. I have tried to quit several times in the past. I have done cold turkey, the patch, Wellbutrin and was never completly "cured." I hope this will be my time!!
I will check it out, thanks! I'm glad it is helping you

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Old Dec 11, 2006, 07:35 PM
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Happy feet for Angie !!!!!! :hatparty:

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