Quote by justaguy2006
dont tell me sh is gonna be a non-smokin enough the govt is givin in to the anti fag brigade:x
Bad for the smokers but excellent for those that don't smoke, no more passive smoking :thumbup:
Quote by maidinheaven
Adults don't start smoking. Children start smoking and carry on into adulthood. I know no adult who started smoking as an adult. We all started as teenagers.
Quote by Alex_NorthEast
I am doing a module in Psych & Health and have picked the topic of smoking to complete my assignment on. I chose this subject as I am a smoker and as I am doing some background research, I would welcome and value your opinions from yourselves on the following questions:-
1. What age did you start smoking? 12
2. Why did you start smoking? though it was cool
3. What are the main reasons you smoke now? (e.g. additive, sociable, habitual?) I don't gave up 16 years ago after about 20 years of smoking
4. If you have quit smoking successfully, what worked for you? A damn good reason
5. If you have tried to quit smoking and was unsuccessful, what factors inhbited your success? N/A
6. If you are still smoking, and would like to quit, what do you think would help you stop? N/A
If you would prefer, feel free to reply to me in pm. All replies will be treat in the strictist of confidence and any replies received will not be passed on to any one else.
Thanks
Alex xxx
Quote by jesster
Adults don't start smoking. Children start smoking and carry on into adulthood. I know no adult who started smoking as an adult. We all started as teenagers.
Quote by Alex_NorthEast
I am doing a module in Psych & Health and have picked the topic of smoking to complete my assignment on. I chose this subject as I am a smoker and as I am doing some background research, I would welcome and value your opinions from yourselves on the following questions:-
1. What age did you start smoking?
2. Why did you start smoking?
3. What are the main reasons you smoke now? (e.g. additive, sociable, habitual?)
4. If you have quit smoking successfully, what worked for you?
5. If you have tried to quit smoking and was unsuccessful, what factors inhbited your success?
6. If you are still smoking, and would like to quit, what do you think would help you stop?
If you would prefer, feel free to reply to me in pm. All replies will be treat in the strictist of confidence and any replies received will not be passed on to any one else.
Thanks
Alex xxx
Quote by Sassy-Seren
It's funny this has appeared on Page 1 again as I've just got off the phone to my nurse. I've made an appointment to see about getting some Zyban on script to help me give up for good. The reason for it is I've decided to do a charity trek in Morocco next October to raise money for the hospice I work for and I can't be trekking up 1600m stopping for a fag every now and then.