I'm proud of you all trying to give up the weed, here's my story (I'll try and keep it brief).......................
Hi, my names Les and I smoked for over 20 years!

I used to smoke 20 Regal per day then the last 5 years roll-yer-own Old Holburn and Liquorice (had to Google that for the spelling

) Papers (cue Clint Eastwood/Fist Full Of Dollars theme choon

).
I was sitting in my house at my computer writing music with my pal when, all of a sudden, I went light headed and very dizzy and my left arm went completeley numb for about 10 mins. As my father died at the age of 37 with a heart attack, this scared the living daylights outta me.

Immediately organised a complete checkup at the docs and had blood samples sent away. In the 3 weeks waiting for the results, as human nature dictates, I was convinced that I was just about a gonner.
When I went to the docs for the results I was told that I was the fittest blokey they'd seen in months and come back in 5 years for another checkup.

I actually kicked my height when I left the surgery (I mean I physically really did!). I went straight home and decided that if I was this fit after all the years of smoking then I don't need the fags anymore. Tipped my baccy tin in the fire, found a pair of shorts and went out for a 5 mile run to celebrate (and nearly killing myself in the process

).
For the next month every day when I got a craving for a smoke I put on a pair of shorts and ran the same 5 miles (wasn't working at the time). During that month I noticed that my urine was very dark as though all the toxins were flushing out of my bloodstream. After that first month I can honestly say I have never ever had a craving for smoking since, although I got addicted to running

That was around 1993, people smoking around me doesn't bother me at all, although I won't let anyone smoke in my car.
If my story inspires and helps just one of you to quit the weed, then I will be extremely happy.
.............and I'm proud to say I don't smoke.
