Quit smoking: Put it on paper

By Mayo Clinic Staff

Consider what you don't like about smoking and why you want to quit smoking. Do you want to feel better? Are you worried about health consequences, such as lung cancer and heart disease? Set a good example for your kids? Rid yourself of that lingering smoke smell on your hair, skin and clothes? Write it all down and carry the list with you. Each time you go to pick up a cigarette or other tobacco product, read your list and remind yourself why you want to quit.

April 25, 2017 See more In-depth

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  3. Quit day tips
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  5. Quit smoking: Avoid triggers
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  7. Quit smoking: Cope with cravings
  8. Quit smoking: Ease into it
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  10. Quit smoking: Line up support
  11. Quit smoking: Manage your stress
  12. Quit smoking: Pick your quit day
  13. Quit-smoking strategies
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  16. Stress symptoms
  17. Teen smoking
  18. Tobacco Treatment Specialist services