cancel
Showing results for 
Show  only  | Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Share your quitting journey

No excuses

desiree465
Member
8 15 133

If I can get through my aunt dying tragically, watching my 80 year old grandparents world come crashing down, and finding out that my other aunt has stage 2 breast cancer without smoking then so can everyone else. There will always be what we think is a good reason to smoke, always. It's hard to quit because life is hard. Just because it's hard doesn't mean it can't be done. Dig in and try. Don't give up on yourself because you had a hard day, or because life isn't going the way you planned. Being alive is the most important thing, don't take life for granted. 

15 Comments
About the Author
I worked as a veterinary nurse for 10 years as an anesthesia/dental prophy tech. I recently left that job to pursue a career in dental hygiene for humans. I started smoking when I was 13 and have made many many attempts to quit. Married no kids and 1 dog.