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Old Apr 30, 2011, 10:07 AM
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I was a smoker for 18 years, I just turned 35 and I quit smoking cold turkey 9 days ago, and I feel great!!!! All my craving are almost gone, I have a my only craving at night after my 4 kids go to bed, but even that one is getting less and less. I feel 15 years younger, I always felt that I had some sort of desease, I always felt sick and now that all went away. So, my question is...Do you think that along with all the bad things that ciggeretts do to your body, do you think that smoking can cause bad depression? I have a had depression forever and I blaimed it on a hole lot of things and never could pin point where it was coming from, now, I feel so happy and depressed free.

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Old May 03, 2011, 01:11 AM
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Congratulations to you. Two weeks from now, May 14, I will celebrate four years with no cigarettes. You can do it too.

One of the psychological hangups that made me smoke was feeling, deep down where I was only half aware of it, that smoking was something adults did, and children did not, and therefore I didn't quite feel grown up unless I smoked. I don't think the smoking was related to depression in my case, though, but definitely to feelings of inferiority.
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Old May 04, 2011, 12:01 AM
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Congrats on quitting! Stick with it!
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