anybody in recovery?

[MagMan5446]

just wondering... maybe a topic of discussion?

[thecavemankevin]

if you're talking about alcohol then you should look up the thread on here from a few days ago entitiled "can the police do that"

edit...

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=210723

that guy should be in recovery


if what you're talking about has nothing to do with alcohol then sorry about this

[teufelhunden]

Quit smoking 22 days ago, so kindasorta.

[StygShore]

recovery

Recovering from back surgery, does that count?


Styg

[skife]

i quit eating fast food for lent. even thoug i'm not catholic.
so i guess, i eat ALOT of fastfood.

[gimp]

I'm still recovering from a surgery I had over 2 years ago, does that count?

[bentothejam1n]

Quit smoking 22 days ago, so kindasorta.

congrats keep it up

[bornl33t]

congrats keep it up

x2

While I believe that smoking is disgusting, I'm the first to give a thumbs up to anyone that can kick it. I've never smoked in my life but it obviously takes ALOT of self control to stop. That is worthy of respect.

[warpig13]

Quit smoking 22 days ago, so kindasorta.

Im right behind you.

One of the many gifts I gave my girlfriend for V-day was to quit smoking.
Im a week in.

[teufelhunden]

Im right behind you.

One of the many gifts I gave my girlfriend for V-day was to quit smoking.
Im a week in.

I found the hardest thing to break wasn't the physical nicotine addiction, but the routine of smoking. It also helped to have a motivation to quit, and I think not hyping it up by saying like "OK April 1 I'm quitting"... 1/31 I ran the numbers as to how much smoking a pack a day at ~$7 was costing me, smoked out the pack, and just stopped. Physically, it was kinda... crappy for days 2-4, but past that it was, and still is, breaking the habit of smoking in the car and smoking on breaks and between classes and such. And especially drinking. I was a dumbass and went to the bars that Friday night [I quit tuesday night]...... yeah. Bad call.

Anyway, gl dude

[Dubstar112]

I am finally recovered! No longer in recovery!

I broke a few ribs and punctured a lung in a quad accident.

[warpig13]

I found the hardest thing to break wasn't the physical nicotine addiction, but the routine of smoking. It also helped to have a motivation to quit, and I think not hyping it up by saying like "OK April 1 I'm quitting"... 1/31 I ran the numbers as to how much smoking a pack a day at ~$7 was costing me, smoked out the pack, and just stopped. Physically, it was kinda... crappy for days 2-4, but past that it was, and still is, breaking the habit of smoking in the car and smoking on breaks and between classes and such. And especially drinking. I was a dumbass and went to the bars that Friday night [I quit tuesday night]...... yeah. Bad call.

Anyway, gl dude

Yeah same here.

It's just what I did in my free time. So its still wierd but I've been able to turn down offers for a quick smoke and refuse to stand around people smoking for the time being.

Good luck to you as well.

[thecavemankevin]

I am finally recovered! No longer in recovery!

I broke a few ribs and punctured a lung in a quad accident.

damn! your recovered already? feels like just a month or so ago that you posted about that


that reminds me, i wonder how zack is doing. anyone hear from him?

[trevorjk]

damn! your recovered already? feels like just a month or so ago that you posted about that


that reminds me, i wonder how zack is doing. anyone hear from him?

WOW?

[Phillips]

Recovering..............well I suppose you can call that although the doctor still isn't 100% sure what is wrong with my forearm.
I get an X-ray on Tuesday, my arm may have been broken and they somehow didn't notice
I hate injuries, I havn't been to the gym since Christmas , what make it much worse is I am but a few months away from applying to join the police force, so an injury isn't an option.