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Gradual Smoking Reduction: The "Webster" Plan

by Anonymous

Moscow, Idaho
United States

The Webster Plan This is the plan I used to help me quit. It requires motivation and dedication, and no cheating. My friend Jay taught it to me. What you do is you allow yourself one cigarette on the hour every two hours you are awake. However, you can only smoke it in a 10 minute window between five before and five after the hour. If you miss a time, you have to wait for the next block. Then, every week, you remove one time period that you can have a cigarette. It slowly cuts down on your smoking until you quit. This plan worked well for me because, even when I missed my time block, I knew I could make it another two hours, as opposed to the pressure of not being able to smoke ever again. I've been smoke free for 10 weeks.

 

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