I started smoking at the age of 24. There were a couple of years where I quit but then started back. I was up to 2-3 packs of Camel Wide Lights a day. I would go running 3-5 miles w/ a cigarette in my mouth. I’ve tried patches gum and Chantix. Nothing worked. I remembered what a psychology professor did to quit. And it worked. One night, while drunk, I smoked a cigarette, put it out, and chewed on the butt. This made made me throw-up. About an hour later the same thing. This went on 4-5 times before I’d had enough. I did it twice the next night. This was over a month ago and I haven’t smoked since. In fact, I get nauseous when walking by an stinky ashtray. Even when in a smoky bar and drinking I don’t get the urge. Was this extreme? Yes. But so is lung cancer.
Sounds like a good way to quit if you’ve got the mettle.
CONGRATULATIONS, Peregrine!
Quitting is hard, and no matter how you accomplish it, it is an accomplishment.
I have been cigarette-free for nine years, but I remember how hard it was to quit. You should be proud of yourself.
Good for you! That’s a wonderful thing to do for yourself and those you love.
Aww, I’m glad you stopped smoking! 
Thats awesome! Congrats
Quit Smoking!
That’s very nice that any way you stopped smoking.Generally all the smokers think that quitting smoking is very hard.May it is fact,But smoking injures the health is also a fact.So even though it is very hard we should quit.