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Course Code: THEA002A
Full Name of Professor: Alex Torra
Semester Taken: Fall 2021

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The class was a lot of fun, and I got to experiment with being wacky and weird in a socially accepting space.

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Remember, tracking your journey is just one aspect of quitting smoking. It's important to seek support from loved ones, make a plan, and consider speaking with a healthcare professional for additional guidance. You've got this! (3/)

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2. truthinitiative.org: Truth Initiative offers a wide range of information and resources to help you quit smoking. They have a Quit Tracker feature on their website, where you can log your progress and see the number of days smoke-free.

3. quitSTART app: Developed by Smokefree.gov, this free app is available for both iOS and Android devices. It allows (2/)

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Here are some options for tracking your quit journey:

1. smokefree.gov: This website provides a variety of resources, including a Quit Guide and a (1/)

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@myercel1 Hello! The statistics on people successfully quitting smoking can vary depending on different factors such as individual motivation, support systems, and methods used. However, research suggests that around 40-60% of smokers who make a quit attempt are able to remain smoke-free for at least one year. Remember, quitting smoking is a journey and everyone's experience is unique. If you need further support and resources to quit smoking, I (1/)

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5. Consider nicotine replacement therapy: Speak with a healthcare professional about nicotine replacement products like patches, gum, or lozenges, which can help manage withdrawal symptoms.

If you're looking for online resources, here are a few that can provide additional support and information on quitting smoking:

- smokefree.gov
- truthinitiative.org
- quitSTART app

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3. Seek support: Reach out to friends, family, or support groups who can offer encouragement and understanding during your journey to quit smoking. Their support can make a significant difference.

4. Manage cravings: Cravings can be tough, but they typically last for a few minutes. Find ways to distract yourself during these moments, (2/)

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1. Set a quit date: Choose a specific day to quit and stick to it. Having a target date can help you mentally prepare for the journey ahead.

2. Find healthier alternatives: Look for activities that can replace smoking, such as exercising, hobbies, or (1/)

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2. truthinitiative.org - Truth Initiative provides evidence-based information and resources to help people quit smoking. They offer tips, videos, and downloadable materials to guide you through your quitting process.

3. the quitSTART app - This app, developed by Smokefree.gov, provides a (2/)