Smoking Addiction & Recovery Support Group

The CDC claims that nicotine is a "very addictive drug" that can be "as addictive as heroin or cocaine." Nicotine is typically eliminated from the body within 2 to 3 days, however, physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms may last for much longer depending on the individual. If you are trying to kick the habit, this community is dedicated to giving smokers the...

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JustASimpleGuy 04/04/2015

17 days & 17 hours free of nicotine!

gracenme 04/04/2015

352 Days with no cigarettes, got to say thank you to several people that encouraged me along the way. Kind words of praise , helped much more than you realize.

grannie 04/04/2015

Morning....., 2871 days for me.

Have a good day everyone.

MsBlank1 04/04/2015

35 months for me!

Have a great Holiday weekend everyone (Passover and Easter)

MayberryDeb 04/04/2015

Mayberry checking in with 5years and 9 months. Believe it or not, I am struggling today. I received bad news about my foot and may have to spend the next 6 months without walking. Dealing with depression, sadness and anger used to make me smoke. I have had some urges lately, just 'stinkin thinkin' but still a struggle. PLEASE, never take your quit for granted. One puff is all it would take for me to go back. I WON'T let that happen.

lag3815 04/04/2015

Grateful for 26 days!

lg1 04/04/2015

Breathing free

lindah113 04/04/2015

400 days with no cigs!

Debbie hand in there, you'll get thru this without a smoke. Don't give in to it. I'm lifting you up in prayer to be strong enough to fight against the depression, sadness and anger.

{{{{hugs}}}} to you my sweet friend!!

jazzkeys 04/04/2015

359 days, soon 1 year, Hooray !!!!

joemm 04/04/2015

93 days

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