I quit over 25 years ago. I just decided that those damn sticks were not going to run my life. I stayed away from the cigarette counters, coffee shops, discarded all ash trays in the house, & didn't go around smokers.

It is so worth quitting - whatever finally works for you.

Hang in there - yell for memes if you need them - or for distraction.

I remember it sucked - but I wanted to be done with them - more than I wanted to smoke that last time too.

And I'm watching another friend re diagnosed with lung cancer - and I am not looking forward to the ride. It's no fun for anyone. So if you can quit? Do it.

Good luck to you. This is a struggle worth fighting for!

We all have moment of weakness in our lives. Things happen and we need something to makes us feel better. I commend you for having another go, don't be too hard on yourself, you are only human. Good luck.

I truly hope you will succeed this time. Good Luck!!

Good luck...I hope it works for you! At age 63, you've probably been smoking at least 40 years.....that's really rough on health.

Seriously do it and don’t give up on it until you are just sick from your first or second drag.
I smoked for nearly 20 years and I did EVERYTHING to quit but once I started on Chantix it roughly 3 weeks i quit but I haven’t smoked since 2006.

So do it seriously fucking works and I’m behind anybody who wants to quit poisoning themselves. ??????????

I hope it works for you!

You can do it! Statistically, the more times you try to quit the more likely you are to succeed. It took me a long time to quit (stops/starts/methods) and there was a time when I thought it would be impossible, but eventually I did quit and you will too.

I quit for 3 years and went back to smoking but quit again 11 years ago. I did use chantix for a couple of weeks

Watch your mood, you'll be fine though.

You can do it!!

That's great! Good luck!
I'm coming up on 7 months.

Good luck. I quit with nicotine gum. Was on that stuff for two years before I titrated off and slowly replaced with regular gum.

Good for you. I know someone going through lung cancer right now due to smoking. You can do it!