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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 344777" data-attributes="member: 3903">Go cold turkey Bill, it's a decision you will NEVER regret and will forever applaud.It's not that hard if you first start by taking it one hour at a time. Just push the first cigarette one hour, then another hour, then a day. I think it's the only way. By trying to decide to quit forever, you open the pandora box that will make you doubt about yourself and first thing you know, you will have convinced yourself that you can't do it. But one hour a a time can be done and if the hour gets too long, just go for five minutes at a time.All my Nikon stuff, 3 bodies 18 lenses, were bought with nicotine money that I never burned. Let this be the incentive and be ready to accept the first few days of bad tempering. I think the craving and the roughness only lasts about 2-3 days anyway.Best of luck as I'm certain you can and will do it, for your love first and for your love of a new Nikon second.GO for it!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 344777, member: 3903"] Go cold turkey Bill, it's a decision you will NEVER regret and will forever applaud. It's not that hard if you first start by taking it one hour at a time. Just push the first cigarette one hour, then another hour, then a day. I think it's the only way. By trying to decide to quit forever, you open the pandora box that will make you doubt about yourself and first thing you know, you will have convinced yourself that you can't do it. But one hour a a time can be done and if the hour gets too long, just go for five minutes at a time. All my Nikon stuff, 3 bodies 18 lenses, were bought with nicotine money that I never burned. Let this be the incentive and be ready to accept the first few days of bad tempering. I think the craving and the roughness only lasts about 2-3 days anyway. Best of luck as I'm certain you can and will do it, for your love first and for your love of a new Nikon second. GO for it! [/QUOTE]

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