There is a site that can help you. I have been quit for 2 years (August 25, 2001), and I can honestly tell you that it saved my life.

I hate to see people failing due to no fault of their own. Understanding and education are the key. Much like weight loss, if you please.

I will only give it out to people who are serious. It is not a new product, or cure-all, or a nicotine replacement therapy. In fact, it is free, and available to anyone willing to learn.

All those truly interested can PM me, and I will be happy to provide ytou with the URL and any information I can.

Diana

Hi Diana,

Why not just post the website here?

Congrats on giving up the cigarettes!

Rosebud

Didn't want to infringe on any rules about website posting, and also because it is a strict forum, I want to be sure that ONLY people who are truly committed to quitting will go there. It is only for the really determined. Did you want it for yourself?

Diana

No Diana, I don't smoke.

The rule about not posting websites only applies to advertising. Therefore if you are not going to be receiving financial gain from the website, and are posting it to help others, go right ahead.

If you have a good look around the forum, you'll see other websites are often posted. And as I said, as long as they are just there to offer help to others, that's fine.

Rosebud

www.whyquit.com

Hope this helps those who are truly committed.

Diana

Thank you for the link, Diana. So much great information. I've been quit for almost 2 years now, but am still addicted to the Nicorette gum. After reading some of the articles on this site, I think that I am ready to go completely Nicotine-free!

Linda

There is another website - www.quitnet.com that saved MY life. Just so everyone understands the differences, the whyquit.com forum does not support any type of nicotine replacement therapy such as nicotine patches, etc. Quitnet.com draws a wide range of people, some of who use quit aids such as patches, medications, etc.

whyquit.com however, does have personal stories, photos, etc. on their site that provide a great deal of motivation toward quitting such as people who have died from lung cancer, etc.

Diana B
25 days smoke & nicotine free