c32 Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 (edited) I quit cold turkey. It was torture. I wanted to eat and eat and eat. It went on for a year. I gained weight. Then i relapsed. Mas lumakas ako magyosi, about a pack a day. Then switched to vaping for 2 years. Then nagrelapse nanaman. I used to smoke lights, now reds na. Then i asked my wife to charge me 1k pesos whenever she smells that i smoked. After paying her 6k pesos, i decided that i will go bankrupt if i continue. i hope to finally end my battle with cigarette addiction. Last cold-turkey na ito, i hope.Kaya yan sir, basta pag dumating ang urge, labanan mo lang. Eventually all those urges will disappear. Tsaka kahit ano pa mangyari, never take another puff. Ever. Edited November 11, 2015 by c32 Quote Link to comment
misteryosso Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 cold turkey. hirap pero worth it Quote Link to comment
Miss_Tendon_Osaka Posted November 16, 2015 Share Posted November 16, 2015 its all in the mind, pag ginusto madaming paraan, pag ayaw, madaming dahilan, instant, theres no such thing as dahan dahan Quote Link to comment
MarkyMarco Posted November 19, 2015 Share Posted November 19, 2015 Cold turkey. It was better than vaping, cutting down, nicotine patches, or any form of smoking cessation ive tried. Kaya mo yan kung talagang gugustohin mo. Kung may excuses ka palagi na "last na to" o "stress eh", that can only mean you prefer to continue abusing your body and care very little for it. Quote Link to comment
Lostinph Posted November 20, 2015 Share Posted November 20, 2015 I'm a 4y/o vaper. Okay naman siya! Hindi na ako nag yosi siguro mga 2-3years ago. Kahit tikim. Sobrang baho na kasi ng usok ng yosi kung nasanay ka na sa mababangong juice flavors. But at the end of the day, tayo lang din ang makakapagsabi kung magququit or nakapag quit na ba talaga tayo sa smoking/vaping. It's all in our minds. Mas okay kung smoke-free ka na Quote Link to comment
Geekvape Posted November 20, 2015 Share Posted November 20, 2015 its not easy if its an addiction....im not a smoker,my guy is...or should i say WAS.we started our relationship, he was already a smoker. i didnt care at first,but ofcourse i started to really love him so i tried talking to him about quitting little by little...beleive me it was NOT easy at all! haha itawa ko nalang kasi we had so many fights about it...almost gave up on him, but i tried everything and my last shot because i wanted him to live a healthy longer life.prayer's also a part of helping him..and helping me to have MORE patience in helping him. i cant really say he is a chain smoker. he was coping on how not to think of smoking everytime he is stressed..and i made sure im always there 24/7.... told him to think of me and not cigar when temptation is calling him..fortunately, my nose is very sensitive, so i know whether he had one or not...and am just glad that nowadays, he's ok without it even when he's stressed out with work.am proud to be a. part of working progress;) basta step by step lang..... quitting alone is very hard...so i suggest, u need to have a buddy along the way who's gonna support you. and u must submit to that person in any way cause u should know he or she is just doin it for your sake. exercise more....to get the toxins out of your body and would lose the urge to have nicotine inside your system. have candies or gums all the time with you. it helps with the craving. change into a healthier diet. talk to yourself whether you really want to lose it. most of all, prayers:)nice... hopefully i could stop smoking... Quote Link to comment
bohica1925 Posted November 22, 2015 Share Posted November 22, 2015 I decided to stop. Just like that. The most difficult are the first 2 weeks. After that, I was okay. It's been 3 years now. Quote Link to comment
jelly bean Posted November 22, 2015 Share Posted November 22, 2015 I wish I can stop Na rin. Smoking helps me de-stress so looks like I won't be able to stop soon. Quit smoking buddy, anyone? Quote Link to comment
demonyoako74 Posted November 22, 2015 Share Posted November 22, 2015 Tried a couple of times pero I always fail Quote Link to comment
happybloke Posted December 1, 2015 Share Posted December 1, 2015 don't remove it immediately. gradually decrease your number of sticks. So that the body wont be shocked and it will adjust gradually. Quote Link to comment
ricoman Posted December 1, 2015 Share Posted December 1, 2015 i did it but it wont be easy, pero if you think about other people's well being and not just about yourself mas magiging madali. kasi palagi natin nirarason sa mga taong nagpapatigil satin na katawan natin to buhay natin di natin kaya mawala sa sistema natin, okay lang to kaya ng katawan ko to, yung mga ganyang linya at pagdadahilan pang sarili lang yan. when you consider other people for example may anak ka na, napakasama sa baby ang nic kahit yung ultimo yung kamay pinanghawak mo ng yosi mo na hinugasan mo ng sabon ay di rin uubra pag hinawakan mo na yung anak mo, or yung kaibigan ko na humina yung baga at nagkaTB dahil palaging nakakalanghap ng 2nd hand smoke saming magkakaibigan, pag umabot na sa point na nagbantay ka sa kaibigan mo na napuno ng tubig yung lungs at muntik na mamatay at nagcontribute ka sa konsidyon na siguro magbabago ka Quote Link to comment
butadzki05 Posted December 1, 2015 Share Posted December 1, 2015 i'm trying to quit again, nka tigil na ako for 2 years, may motivation for quitting is my baeby Quote Link to comment
paulwalking Posted December 1, 2015 Share Posted December 1, 2015 For 21 years I was a 1 kaha or more smoker a day. One day I just decided to stop. I'm smoke free for 10 mos now and no plans of even trying again Quote Link to comment
Jaymee_Lx Posted December 2, 2015 Share Posted December 2, 2015 I like this kinda of forum may Idea about how to quit smoking. gusto ko narin matigil magsmoke kaso the more na may nakkita ko nagssmoke the more na gusto ko magsindi ng sigarilyo What can I do? Quote Link to comment
paradigmshift Posted December 3, 2015 Share Posted December 3, 2015 i have been smokeless for 6 years already. i did it cold turkey. i took up cycling as a hobby and exercise and set a goal for myself that i would improve endurance and strength for those long and steep climbs. i guess in quitting, you have to have the discipline and determination but you also have to have a reason and have to set a goal in doing so. Quote Link to comment
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