Originally Posted by
TJ Kelley
Over the coarse of 23 years I have quit several times. For me, it is not the quitting thing that is so difficult, its the starting back up is so easy. But the time in my life to do it for good is now.
McC the program you have sounds very interesting, can I get the name of it?
I believe that Mark Twain once said that "giving up smoking is one of the easiest things to do, I have done it many times!" 
There isn't a name I can give to the programme - I guess it can work in different ways with different folks but is based on achieving something you have wanted for a long time where one's money is better spent on something that has a lasting value in one's life rather than something that ends up in an ash tray. In my case it just happened to be Freemasonry but there are about three members of my Lodge who smoke which they have to do outside, not because Freemasonry dictates that they must, but because of the Government legislation banning smoking inside any building, even of a private nature, where people gather in a public or semi public way.
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