Tuesday, November 11, 2014

About Smoking Cessation: The Smoker In Our Heads

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From Terry Martin, your Guide to Smoking Cessation

Here in the U.S. it is Veteran's Day, a day to honor those who have served and risked their own lives to help save others.  

Our lead story this week comes from forum member Kevin.  Thanks for your service to our country Kevin, and for those who are working to quit smoking.

Have a great week, all.

The Smoker in Our Heads

A longtime member of the support forum here at About.com Smoking Cessation, Kevin has shared numerous tips on how to succeed with quitting tobacco over the years, including this great piece.

Thanks for sharing Kevin, and on this Veteran's Day, thanks for all you have done over the years to help others. We are grateful.


Why Quitting Smoking Can Cause Depression
Lack of nicotine and the loss of what we thought helped us manage everything from anger to fatigue can leave us feeling empty and adrift.

10 Ways to Beat Stress Without Lighting Up
What triggers the urge to smoke the most for you? Anger? Boredom? Fatigue? Joy? If you're like most people, you associate all of these feelings with smoking, but stress/anger probably stands out as your number one smoking trigger.

What The Icky Threes Are and Why You Should Know
Not everyone experiences the Icky Threes, or if they do, it might happen at slightly different time intervals, but it is common enough to take note of and be prepared for should it happen to you.


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