I Go Cold Turkey Today
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Hey all, thanks. John and I are doing great. Neither of us want a cigarette now. I guess the zyban is causing that. What is bad for us is the withdrawals. They are pretty bad, but normal. We talked to a friend here is PR who works at the pharmaceutical that makes zyban and he said this is normal. My chest still feels like it is full of nicotine. After 40 years, I am sure my whole body is coated, etc. We both have sore throats and our mouths still taste like trash cans. This is the nicotine escaping our bodies. Horrible sweating too. It has been a week now and we find we sleep better now. And, we have no problem in the morning with our coffee and after meals. Yes, the first few days were bad, but this is a strong drug. We know we can make it. John got our second month prescription, so two months will do it for us. What helps is no cigarettes or ashtrays in the house. The house is starting to get rid of its horrible smell too. Thanks, Janice
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Janice,
I hear you loud and clear...but since I'm already taking a mix of antidepressants (nefazodone, doxepin, clonazepam), most smoking-cessation aids are contraindicated...and my insurance doesn't cover the "aids", either.
I'd LOVE to be able to quit, but assistance is not available to me.
I hear you loud and clear...but since I'm already taking a mix of antidepressants (nefazodone, doxepin, clonazepam), most smoking-cessation aids are contraindicated...and my insurance doesn't cover the "aids", either.
I'd LOVE to be able to quit, but assistance is not available to me.
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