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My sister quit with it for about 3 months now. She said she woke up on about the 8th day after taking, and she just didn't want to smoke at all. She did say she had a bit of trouble sleeping when she started but it corrected itself. She swears by it and still doesn't believe she stopped because she didn't even start it determined to quit. Her doc suggested it and she decided to give it a whirl. I've looked at it myself and the only fear I have is the sleeping part since I am finally able to sleep through the night after a long bout of insomnia type symptoms. I heard they are working on an injectable type Chantix vs. taking it by mouth daily.
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My father was a lifelong smoker. When he quit, his dr (who stepped him through the whole process) had a great idea for the hand to mouth motion that smokers feel the need to continue. He had my dad buy food grade cinnamon sticks. My dad carried these for several years after he quit. He would suck or "puff" on them whenever he got the urge. It helped with the habitual motion of hand to mouth that smokers need as they quit. Good luck!!!!
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| You can do it! I smoked for 29 years and Chantix was my lifesaver! I have been smoke free for 7 months now. It is a miracle drug. As you increase the dosage and go to smoke, the cigarette will taste terrible. I couldn't even be around smoke while I was on it. I did not have any sleep problems as some people mentioned, but when I upped the med to 2 mg./day, I did get indigestion the first week only and all I had to do was buy some Zantac to take during that time. It is the best thing on the market if you have tried to quit before and can't. I used the patch a few years ago but was only able to stay smoke free for 2 months. Good luck and keep us posted. E-mail me directly at lsmallwood0413@yahoo.com if you need any encouragement or help. --Lisa |
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Just compare the price to 1 carton of cigarettes per week for a month. It's pretty equal.
__________________ Barb My GOD Bless our Country and our Troops, and rid the World of terroists. |
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Thank you for educating me. I wish you luck. I know it can be really really hard. I just saw this article on Yahoo and thought it might be worth readingFDA: Chantix may pose psychiatric risks - Yahoo! News |
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You should be able to check on-line to see if your UHC will cover it or not (each policy is different -- it depends on what your empoyer has negotiated). Be sure you have perscription coverage through, UHC, however. We have UHC, but our perscriptions are through Medco. |
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ANd good luck quitting, I can't even imagine being a smoker anymore! (But I still miss it, 10 years later.)
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I have been wondering how you're doing on the Chantix? Well I hope. I just found out my oldest dd has now quit, using Chantix and now my youngest dd says "well mon, you quit using it, now Lisa has quit using it, so now I'm going to try".
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