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Quit Smoking NY - Free Resources & Patch
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| ZzZ The Goddess |
Anyone looking to quite smoking should check this out. It couldnt hurt and you will be eligible for free items like patches and helpful pamplets etc.
http://www.nysmokefree.com/newweb/default.aspx
“Quitting Smoking is easy…I’ve done it a thousand times”
-Mark Twain
Sound familiar? Truth is, it usually takes smokers a few times to try to stop smoking before they are successful.
The good news is millions of people successfully quit smoking each year. And you can be successful, too!
Ask yourself these three questions:
Do I REALLY want to quit smoking?
Am I ready to make some changes in my daily routine?
Am I ready to put up with some temporary discomfort?
If you answered “yes” to all these questions, CONGRATULATIONS!
You are on your way.
Let the New York State Smokers' Quitline Help You
1-866-NY-QUITS
(1-866-697-8487)
The New York State Smokers’ Quitline offers:
FREE starter kit of Nicotine Patches, Gum or Lozenges for eligible NYS smokers
Trained Quitline Specialists offering help with quit plans
Information about local stop smoking programs
Informational taped messages |
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| DigitalMP |
thanks! i sent it to my sister.
they did something like this in Ontario (they're also smoke-free) a few months ago, and I'm glad to see it in NY! |
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| Danila |
Try this book by Allen Carr
"Easy way to quit smoking"
Ive smoked for 3 years and just quit. My father smoked for 15 years read the book and quit. Helped my brother too.
Its a really famous book and I confirm it works. GOod luck :) |
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| DJ A.K |
Thank you for being considerate and logical about the issue. Too often, the 'quit smoking' message takes the form of 'shock and threat' campaigns designed to impress themselves upon an ignorant populace. These campaigns shock people with unnecessarily displayed images of diseased organs and sickly corpses, all the while threatening the smokers' demographic with certain death. It has gotten to the point that, I'd wager, everybody in the United States is well aware that smoking causes cancer, emphasema, and raises the risk of heart attacks without some idiot showing damaged lungs on television.
But, I do concede that quitting smoking is indeed a good things that should be done; and the right way of going about it is 'quit smoking messages' that allow consumer choice. As such, I'd like to thank ZzZ for understanding this. |
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