Congrats!. 8 weeks in it will only get easier from there. I quit 6 months ago, after getting diagnosed with asthma overlapping with copd. I still think about smoking, and crave one now and then, but it gets easier everyday. That being said, if this covid-19 shit ever ends Im going to indulge in a smoke, but only 18 weeks, first few weeks I thought about smoking every day, now only crosses my mind every third day. And I'd hate myself (even more than I usually do) if I broke now.
But what do you think?Plan to study nicotine patches as potential coronavirus treatment
Doctors in Wales could stage trial after suggestion smokers may be less at risk of Covid-19www.theguardian.com
Plan to study nicotine patches as potential coronavirus treatment
Doctors in Wales could stage trial after suggestion smokers may be less at risk of Covid-19www.theguardian.com
Same or to put it another way:I saw a similar story and there was a little part of my brain that said "Hey, maybe it wouldn't be so bad if you smoked again, just a little bit!" which is smokers' logic at its finest - a handful of studies saying that smoking might make you less likely to catch the virus, but will make it more severe if you do, suddenly outweighs about 50 million other studies linking smoking to a multitude of horrible ways to die.
I saw a similar story and there was a little part of my brain that said "Hey, maybe it wouldn't be so bad if you smoked again, just a little bit!" which is smokers' logic at its finest - a handful of studies saying that smoking might make you less likely to catch the virus, but will make it more severe if you do, suddenly outweighs about 50 million other studies linking smoking to a multitude of horrible ways to die.
But what do you think?
It was on the news weeks ago that doctors were using nicotine patches on covid patients in hospital.More of these articles. Not motivating at all.
Plan to study nicotine patches as potential coronavirus treatment
Doctors in Wales could stage trial after suggestion smokers may be less at risk of Covid-19www.theguardian.com
Yeah I know, think that was in France though. I’ve been following these stories with a definitely unhealthy interest.It was on the news weeks ago that doctors were using nicotine patches on covid patients in hospital.
it's also massively poisonous and the extent of my caution in using it on non-smokers (or indeed smokers) would depend on who they wereNicotine is massively addictive so I’d be cautious in using it on non smokers.
it's also massively poisonous and the extent of my caution in using it on non-smokers (or indeed smokers) would depend on who they were
It was on the news weeks ago that doctors were using nicotine patches on covid patients in hospital.
If anything it's ramped up my smoking. However I had an interesting development this morning. I ran out of tobacco yesterday and planned to go to the tesco metro at 6am this morning to get some more. . . . . however, I discovered that I could not leave the house. Made up a few excuses in my head.
I don't like the unknown a the best of times, and now the outside world feels very 'unknown' to me, and may just be thing that keeps me off the fags.
I also have to go to the post office though.
politicians and marty1 it is thenMaybe they should do trials solely on politicians?
politicians and marty1 it is then
better than anything you've mustered.Cool post bro
sorry to hear, let's hope no one finds the bodies.And I’m back on the fags
sorry to hear, let's hope no one finds the bodies.
Don't do it, don't even think about it...
That being said, if this covid-19 shit ever ends Im going to indulge in a smoke, but only 1
You can't do this bit anymore, making the whole relapse process much more efficient.and then you are at the shop buying a packet of 10
And I’m back on the fags
I quit smoking, and started drinking moreI'd have to give up drinking to be able to give up smoking.