Sometime on the night of 31st December 2006, I finished my last stick of cigarette and told myself I'm gonna quite smoking for good. Well, 2007 had not been a clean year.
I managed to stay smoke free for the first eight months. However while on an assignment in Sydney in September last year, I succumbed to the temptations after a can of beer. It's the beer; it's always the beer.
So for one week I had been drawing smoke Down Under, inhaling deep, enjoying the rush of nicotine and at the same time hating myself for doing what I was doing.
But I told myself there would be no more of that after Sydney. However, the addiction stayed after Sydney and friends had been offering free cigarettes, which took without hesitation.
So, I smoked for about two more weeks after Sydney and then, realising that I was being pulled deeper and deeper into my former chain-smoking self, I steeled my resolve and said enough was enough.
I managed to halt the decline just before sinking below the point of no return. From there, I crawled back out of the addiction pit and had not tasted a single stick ever since.
Click here for a complete story of my quit smoking attempt. For the record, I had been smoking heavily for over 20 years prior to the 2006 quit smoking attempt.
Happy Birthday Sikmading & Berjaya! (Part 2)
-
What a co-incidence! Only two hours ago I wrote about the birth of the
Berjaya party in 1975 and its demise in the late 1980s. And moments ago I
decided to...
1 hour ago

2 comment(s):
great job jaxon!
*thumbsup*
my turn next....sigh...
it's still a struggle for me...
Post a Comment