I used to smoke just to feel good about myself. Then as i grow older it became a stress reliever. Somewhere down the line; smoking became the very cause of my stress and anxieties. So couple with a promise i given to my late mother that i would quit, i choose 12th June 2016 as my quit date. It was rough, but then again doing something great always comes with challenges. You will stumble; crawl up again but don't give up, endure it and keep telling yourself that this cigarette will no longer dictate the term of your life. After a rough 3 months, the second you breath in fresh air into your healing lungs, you will think why in the god name i smoke in the first place. I can smell and taste food better now and i don't walk around smelling like an ashtray. Since it was our fault for smoking in the first so we must face the consequences. If not now then when? Its not that hard( actually it was difficult- just don't want to dispirit you); but try to get through 1 day at a time, stay strong and be positive. Not a Puff Since.
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$255,459.38
Amount Saved
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Days: 6704
Hours: 16
Minutes: 48
Seconds: 23
Life Gained
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45415
Smoke Free Days
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1,135,375
Cigarettes Not Smoked
