[Bonestock]

Unbelievable!!

Well, after being a pack-a-day smoker for 32 years I'm now free! It's been 3 days now after listening to the audio version of Easy Way. I have absolutely no desire to smoke and I am 100% sure that I will never smoke a cigarette or use any other type of tobacco ever again. I owe my life to you guys, especially hvystrngr for exposing us to the book and Cat O' Lies for continuing to update this thread on his success.

To all you guys that are thinking about quieting but are maybe thinking that it's going to be too hard; THIS BOOK MAKES IT RIDICULOUSLY EASY as long as you absorb the authors message. Give yourself the enormous gift of freedom from tobacco addiction. There's just no words to describe how great I feel to have finally escaped from the trap.

 

[bigbarr]

I smoked my last cigarette Jan. 30th at 7pm.. This is the second time Ive been able to quit after reading Allen Carrs book,, The first time was 15 years ago,, I had quit for about 2 years when my father passed away suddenly,, the day he died I took a cigarette from my brother,, that night I was buying a pack,,, I decided to buy the book again recently,, The way Mr. Carr explains it makes so much sense to me,, I put them down with a few chapters left,,,, Tomorrow will be 2 weeks smoke free,,,,, I know this time that I can never pick up another cig , not even 1,, the rest of my life,,,, I would suggest to anyone that wants to quit to read his book,,,

 

[Ripin' Lips]

bought the book yesterday and it arrived today. Looking forward to reading it and quitting. As a back up, ive got a Dr apt tomorrow so I can get a script of Chantix. Hopefully I fill the prescription and never have to use it.

 

[Bonestock]

Today marks 1 month for me as a non-smoker after using Allen Carr's book. It really was easy.

 

[Ripin' Lips]

I have not finished the book yet but hopefully i can finish it this weekend. I think i'm a little less than 1/2 way.

We had our General Membership meeting for CCA Golden Triangle last night. Normally I'd had a cig with every drink and I found myself 4-5 beers in and not wanting a cig. At one point in the night, I saw one of my good friends out having a cig and I joined him. Two puffs later and I realized I didn't want to be outside with the smokers. Put it out and walked back inside stinking of smoke and shame. If that's the effect half of the book has I cant wait to finish it!

 

[bigbarr]

I have not finished the book yet but hopefully i can finish it this weekend. I think i'm a little less than 1/2 way.

We had our General Membership meeting for CCA Golden Triangle last night. Normally I'd had a cig with every drink and I found myself 4-5 beers in and not wanting a cig. At one point in the night, I saw one of my good friends out having a cig and I joined him. Two puffs later and I realized I didn't want to be outside with the smokers. Put it out and walked back inside stinking of smoke and shame. If that's the effect half of the book has I cant wait to finish it!

Its just the way he explains it that makes so much sense,, I still haven't touched one since Jan 30th,, I hope it works out for you like it did me...

 

[Ripin' Lips]

Its just the way he explains it that makes so much sense,, I still haven't touched one since Jan 30th,, I hope it works out for you like it did me...

After the general membership meeting I started taking the Chantix. I'm now over 30 days and rapidly approaching 60 days without a cig. I found myself accidently skipping doses of the Chantix. I think I had about 8-12 doses that i never took. I went to fill the continuing prescription and the pharmacy accidently gave me another starter box. Gave the started box and the book to a friend. I don't even think about cigs anymore. I've only had about 3-4 very mild cravings since the day I quit.

 

[Bonestock]

3 months as a non-smoker now. I hardly think about it anymore, maybe once a day at the most.

 

[Ripin' Lips]

Same for me! As Allen Says, Its Easy

 

[bigbarr]

Still smoke free since Jan 30th 2018 !

 

[Bonestock]

I've been waiting a whole year to make this update so here goes;
As of today, I've been tobacco free for 1 year.

 

[Rkaechler]

Congratulations, Bonestock! I did that almost 20 years ago and haven't looked back.

 

[Bonestock]

2 years today, still going strong.

 

[isabellamor]

It is never that easy to quit something that you used to do like smoking. I know a lot of friends who tried but then return to cigarette smoking after a couple of months. I really admire people who have managed to get rid of this habit.

 

[Bonestock]

3 years today.

 

[Hayniedude24]

Right at a month, zero cigs and alcohol. Dipping the nicotine snuff but body sure is liking it better now.

 

[boom!]

I was one of the original quitters in this thread. 9/12/06 was my last cigarette. Keep it up, it’s worth the effort!