Quit Smoking Monday Messages
Prepare to Quit SmokingThis year, November 20th will mark the 33rd annual celebration of the Great American Smokeout, a day when smokers are encouraged to quit smoking for one day. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, the event has gained steam over the years with 44.2 percent of the 45.3 million smokers in the United States today using the Smokeout as a springboard for smoking cessation.
If you're planning to jump on the quit smoking wagon when the Great American Smokeout rolls around this year, use the next 10 days to prepare for the journey ahead by learning what you can expect when you quit smoking.
You can quit smoking!
Put quitting tobacco in the top slot of your priority list and keep it there for as long as it takes, and refuse to give up until you've gotten this killer habit off your back, once and for all. The resources below will help you get started.
- Prepare to Quit Smoking - A Free Email Course
This free email newsletter course is designed to give you a head start by teaching you how to prepare for a successful quit program. You'll receive a newsletter daily in your mailbox for 6 days, covering topics such as how to develop the will to quit smoking, reviewing your reasons to quit, and looking at the benefits you can expect after you kick the habit.
- Planning for Your Quit Day
From what to expect when you quit smoking, to ways to deal with recovery, education is a vital part of a successful quit program.
- Gathering the Supplies to Help You Quit Smoking
The first several weeks of smoking cessation can be difficult. It's important to have things you can do to distract yourself in mind ahead of time...before the urge to smoke hits. A little preparation goes a long way.
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Don't want to wait for November 20th to quit? If you're ready to quit today, please join us at the About.com Smoking Cessation forum where every Monday marks the day we recommit to our quit programs by taking the Quit Smoking Monday pledge.
Take The Quit Smoking Monday Pledge
Healthy Monday encourages us to think of every Monday as a day that we can begin work anew on goals that we have for ourselves. If you're still smoking, put your cigarettes down and get started on your quit program today.
We all have the ability to quit smoking successfully, and we all deserve a life that is free of addiction. Honor your life by choosing Monday as the day to start and reinforce your quit program.You can quit smoking ... and we’re here to help you, one simple Monday at a time.
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