Thanks, luckily I work for a company that supports kicking the habit. They had no problem with me going for a quick walk around the building when I was in the throes of nicotine withdrawal... I spent evenings exercising whenever I felt the desire for a cigarette and exercised all day one Saturday until I actually reached muscle failure which I haven't done since my Army days. After about 2 weeks though it was all mental.
>Congrats on your path towards kicking the habit, I think that's great.
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>I'm a non-smoker (as opposed to an ex-smoker), and I don't know if I've met too many people who are as adverse to it as I am, but I understand what you mean. Good luck!
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>kevin
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