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No, you should get in charge of yourself.

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In Reply to: RE: I quit cold turkey and stuck to it in 1981. posted by bullethead on April 11, 2017 at 16:37:21

No one is worthless.
I am known occasionally to smoke an OP - other people's - if offered when drinking socially. Perhaps two to three cigs a month.
So I too am still an addict of nicotine. and so will you be if you stop.
The day I 'stopped' I took a carton and a half of Gauloise, a 2/3rd carton of Camel Filters, about ten Soubranies, and two packs of RYOwn tobacco, and several different lots of pipe tobacco.
Gave away the pipes as well - three of, including a hooked silver-ferrule Peterson, and a meerschaum; both the cigarette rolling machines, and three waterproof cigarette box covers from my time in the H'army.
Why did I stop? I wanted / I needed surgery for sinuses and a deviated septum. he wouldn't do it if I didn't stop for 2 months before and after. And, the penny dropped.
So, I know full well that it isn't easy, but if a driven, impulsive PITA like me can do it? Again, why can't - or won't? - you?
Eh?
Take a break from here, get some appointments with a counselor, to learn how to take charge of yourself.

Warmest

Tim Bailey

Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger

Edits: 04/11/17

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RE: No, you should get in charge of yourself. - bullethead 18:02:33 04/11/17 (0)