(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So lately, I feel like crap. So I decided to blame my bad habits, drinking and smoking. On monday, I'm going cold turkey again. I found this quitting smoking time line i found interesting, and has given me alittle bit of motivation on quitting. I thought I'd share it with every one.



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When I looked into quitting drinking, there was no timelines for it at all. I can find tellings about withdrawals and that they could last up to 90 days or more. Also your liver may not start functioning correctly for awhile also, being that it has processed less food then when previously consuming mass quantities of alcohol. I found this link that someone provided on a Soberiety forum, which contains a ton of information on the withdrawal effects and the length of time it would take and how bad things could be when trying.

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After reading some of the above page, I've come to realize I won't be able to handle quitting both at the same time and I'll have to hold off on quitting drinking, but in the mean time I can cut it down a bit and relax.



So tomorrow, I plan on doing as a regular day(not binge alcoholism,5JUN) maybe have a glass of wine while enjoying a movie with Lady. Bed early then in the morning no smoking. Give it a honest shot, it's always better to go cold turkey. It worked for me the last time i quit 6 years ago(I lasted 2 years without smoking).

I hope this helps someone else also. I will keep everyone updated on my progress =D

Post in shoutbox, get quick irrelevant reply. I hope you have achieved satisfaction. Btw having wine is not sober.

Good Luck!

maybe instead of just speed posting like you do all the time you could have read what I wrote instead of insisting on being a troll.

Good to know when someone quits smoking.You made a great step

I read it after i posted. Unlike how i do in real life. I over analyze things too much. My brain wont stop thinking.

Now I might stop using them too.

That's good that you're quitting smoking and drinking. Hope you achieve your goals. It's great you made a plan. :y:


~Larry Elder

obviously you didn't really read it at seeing what you edited your post to say up there, so before posting learn to read the thread instead of always looking like a douche