That's a HUGE accomplishment, congratulations! I am 14 months tobacco free myself
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Thank you, I can't wait for being one year tobacco free, so you're kinda my role model! :) Did you experience depression or other psychological issues and how long did they last?
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I had to use Wellbutrin to stop, its the only thing that really worked.
The depression lasted a few weeks, but anxiety disappeared over time... i guess thats what happens when you stop inhaling a stimulant lol.
Duh. So you had to quit the meds afterwards, don't you? How was it? I quit cold turkey because I didn't want to have to go through withdrawal of another substance. I still drink St. John's wort tea and valerian root drops before bedtime.
I'm still on the meds and not worried about them because I have bipolar disorder and need an antidepressant anyways.
I figure almost anything is better than smoking tobacco!
Okay, I undertook significant changes in my life which made it easier to stop using. I also stopped drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana over 3 years ago. Have you been tested for asperger's?