Once we move through physical withdrawal from nicotine, it's time to start unraveling the associations we've built up between smoking and the events in our lives over the years. This part of recovery from nicotine addiction is where the bulk of the work is and this week's newsletter is devoted to helping you with that task.
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| | If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here | | | | How We Heal from Nicotine Addiction | Once we move through physical withdrawal from nicotine, it's time to start unraveling the associations we've built up between smoking and the events in our lives over the years. This part of recovery from nicotine addiction is where the bulk of the work is and this week's newsletter is devoted to helping you with that task. Have a great week, all. Join us at the About Smoking Cessation support forum. | | Terry Martin Smoking Cessation Expert | | | | | The Truth About "Smoking Pleasure" | Logically speaking, we all know that cigarettes, which are full of toxins of the worst kind, are nothing even close to being your "friend." Emotionally, however, years of tobacco use have taught us that cigarettes help us with everything from boredom to anger management. | | | | | The Smoker in Our Heads | From Kevin: "While we are quitting, the smoker in our heads tries to mislead us. Quitting ain't easy and in moments of weakness, that voice in our heads can be powerful. He'll make you ask yourself why you are putting yourself through all of this agony and frustration. He tries to trick us and say things to us like, "You'll feel much better if you just light one up..." | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Smoking Cessation newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here | | 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 | | | | | | | | |
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