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Yeah it's called Smoke Free. I've been reading the daily missions and writing down little notes for myself. It's really well done and helps a ton. Earning badges is fun too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Smoke free app on android is free and does exactly what you described. I posted a screenshot of the widget on my homepage on another reply
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I don't have the words to describe how happy I currently am knowing I can call myself a non smoker.
The first 2 weeks were very tough. After 11 years of consuming this nasty product my body and mind were overwhelmed with it disappearance. I felt like a ghost in my own body just watching the world roll by. That passed however and I feel like a new person. I have more energy, I can breathe better, no more waking up a coughing a lung and I CAN SMELL THINGS!!!! The cravings unfortunately have not gone away but it's easier by the day.
To all of those who commented and messaged me about how I motivated them to stop as well, I hope you are staying strong. The best tip I can give is finding a new hobby. Keep your mind off the fact that you are not smoking, it really helps. My inbox is always open.
The app is called Smoke Free and can be found on both iOS and the Play Store.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Apple https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/smoke-free-quit-smoking-now/id577767592?mt=8
Thank you everyone from the bottom of my lungs ��
Although I don't think that Allen Carr's book is the magic bullet that some people make it out to be there's some points in it that helped me quit for good. The main one was changing the mindset of giving up smoking, as you aren't actually giving up anything. There's nothing to gain by smoking.
A combination of the Smoke Free app & vaping helped me more than what I learned form the book.
It's called SmokeFree. This app, and this subreddit are the reasons I made it through the first month.
You have to find the reason that works for you to actually want to quit. I've tried to quit a thousand times over the last 15 years (didn't try to quit in the first 4 to 5 years) and failed because I wasn't doing it for my own personal reason, I was doing it for someone else or some other external reason. Now I want to quit for me, for my son and husband, for my health, just to prove I can, to save money, etc. And those reasons are truly important to me. It has made the cravings bearable whereas in the past, i would give in with the slightest pressure, this time I've made it through the holidays and with bring inebriated as well as through a fight. Because I want to be a non smoker now. I had to also let go of the way I identified myself (I am a smoker versus I'm a nonsmoker). That was quite difficult for me actually.
Anyway, figure out all the benefits of quiting that are important to you personally. Once you do that, you have your daily reminders ready. I use an app too to track how many days, how much money saved, etc (I think it's caked smoke free). (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dsmokefree+app+android&pcampaignid=APPU_1_OLmAVsLJK8LZmwGD_4XQCg)
This is the app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
It's really nice and keeps track of the time you didn't smoke. Now I got here cause my mission says I have to read reports from smoke quitters
Eu não deixei propriamente de fumar, uma vez que ainda fumo um cigarro de vez em quando (mais quando vou beber umas cervejas ou ao final do dia), mas o que me ajudou bastante, para além de teres um motivo forte - no meu caso era o cheiro que me incomodava e a minha namorada não gostava muito e preocupava-se - e também uma App que instalei.
Existem Apps que te incentivam a deixares de fumar ou até a reduzires, mostram como a tua saúde está a melhorar a cada minuto que não fumas e "premeiam-te" por estares a deixar de fumar - sob a forma de "Achievements"/Medalhas, etc... Como eu até gosto dessas coisas nos videojogos, assentou-me perfeitamente. Também podes meter na App cada vez que tens uma recaída e ele actualiza todos os dados. Eu usei esta mas sei que há mais umas quantas.
Claro que a App não vai fazer nada se não tiveres a força de vontade ou bons motivos, mas no meu caso foi o que ajudou. Fumava +- meio maço por dia e passei para um cigarro ocasional ao fim do dia ou no fim de semana.
"Smoke Free". It's free, by the way. You can pay for little missions and stuff, but as a tracker it works just fine without paying.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
You should check out some of the "quit smoking" apps that are out there on ios or android. They will usually have a bunch of graphs where you put in the last day that you smoked and it will track how fast your body is recovering in all the major areas that are usually damaged by smoking like lung and heart functions. Here is just one example. It tracks other stuff too like cigarettes you haven't smoked and money saved.
I know that isn't exactly what you asked for but hopefully it helps. When I quit smoking I could feel the benefits pretty quickly. I noticed it mostly in my lungs. It almost felt like someone had sprayed them down with a power washer or something and I was just so much "cleaner" inside.
There are several quitting apps in the store, for Android I recommend "SmokeFree", it has some nice features and you really don't need the paid version (which gives you ~~"challenges" iirc~~ "missions")
Also, despite the colour it looks pretty similar
I'm almost six months smoke free after eight years of pretty heavy smoking. I downloaded this app that allows you to compulsively check how long it's been since your last cigarette, how many cigarettes you haven't smoked, how much money you've saved... It's amazing.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
As of right now I've not smoked 3172 cigarettes!
Thank you. I suffer from breathing issue since November of last year. I got heart palpitation, Shortness of Breath and am wheezing after coughing and hurting around the throat (Get Worse after eating with phlegm clearing making me have some coughing fit). Went to the Doctor and suspected of having heart issue. (Because my back is numb around shoulder blade to my left hand). Went through multiple test. Blood test, ECG or EKG (Not sure) and blood pressure test. Came out fine and doctor thought I was having a panic attack😅. Since then, I opted to lead a healthy lifestyle and quit smoking. Can't even drive a car or exert myself for a month. Heart palpitation occurs randomly even at rest. At night mostly. Also have Sinus issued (Clogged nose) so I have to sleep in hot room temperature every night because if it was too cold my nose got clogged. Sometimes feel like my heart skipped a beat randomly. It felt like I can't felt my breath for a split second.
6 months since then my health got better. Still can't jog for shit but making steady progress and is improving still. No more clogged nose, heart palpitation or numb back. Still suffer from excessive phlegm clearing but I suppose that's my lung cleaning itself. No I did try to smoke again but my back started feeling numb again so I stopped for good.
My advice would be to really distract yourself. There are night where you can't even sleep. Around 2,3 weeks it should get better. Still craving but it get easier. Just don't hang out with smokers. Try not to. It's hard to quit when there are Cigs everywhere.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree You can download this app as well. Smoke Free by David Crane. Don't really make that much difference but is good to remind how many days have it been for you smoke free.
Anyway, sorry for the long rant, I wish you good luck!
It's Smoke free! A great app that helped me a lot with quitting. There's an ios version as well
It's not easy at all. But the rewards are with it. Download the app smoke free it helps keep track and seeing how many days you haven't smoked makes you push urges away.
It's called Smoke Free. You can get it here:
Second Class Citizen: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smoke-free-quit-smoking-now/id577767592?ls=1&mt=8
Not another puff, no matter what
Phrase borrowed from Smoke Free app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I'm not affiliated to the app, no connection at all, just enjoying the app and giving recognition
Eu am 3 săptămâni de când m-am lăsat. Recomand aplicația asta: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree Nu știu dacă e ok dar eu mai bag o narghilea o data pe săptămână.
I'm using Smoke Free. A cool app and by using it you have the option to contribute your data for some research on smoking which will hopefully help others one day as well!
I believe it is this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
(Sorry about the formatting I don't know how to make it look nice)
Edit: It's called 'Smoke free' on the play store if the link doesn't work. It is free although a premium upgrade is available I think.
Thanks friend! This one is called "Smoke free" on iOS it has the green checkmark as the icon
edit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en android version
Thank you so much! It's called Smoke Free Beta, it is this one and available on both Android and iPhone :)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smoke-free-quit-smoking-now/id577767592?mt=8
I just downloaded one called "Smoke Free", I like it so far.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
I am 34 hours in so far, and according to the app 70% of all nicotine is gone -- pretty interesting.
r/stopsmoking is the most positive sub on Reddit. Everyone there is 100% on your side.
Get an app called Smoke Free. The icon is a green heart. I think I paid $5 for it. So far it has saved me a lot more than $5
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
this is android and this is iphone app good luck. I recommend pro version
Patches, a great support system, and the Smoke Free app (Android & iPhone) really helped me.
The app aided me a lot throughout my quit, and while I was on the patches I absolutely refused to smoke. I had made the mistake of smoking on the patches before and ended up smoking more than I had before. I believe my last quit attempt was successful because I refused to smoke on them, and because I changed my habits early on, too, such as avoiding triggers like having coffee in the morning, and distracting myself during times I would normally smoke such as before/after a meal.
I'm 2 years smoke free at the end of this month. Feel free to message me anytime if you'd like to talk on it! It can be difficult to quit but it's so worth it considering what's ahead for us.
I think smoke free is the one the quit smoking subreddit recommends.
I used it for over a year and didn't relapse.
Found the subreddit great too.
I set my phone's lock screen image to a photo from a guy from the sub in a cancer treatment ward with a cup full of blood he'd been given to spit blood into to.
Was a bit rough, but it turned my stomach every time and reminded me I didn't want to walk myself into my own grave anymore.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Search for "smoke free", here's the google variant. It's a neat app, but if you're like me i would disable notifications the first few weeks since they only reminded me i want to smoke.
It's not apple only it's for android and it's called smoke free, the app icon has a green heart looking . quitting smoking
Smoke Free - quit smoking now and stop for good
For iOS https://apps.apple.com/za/app/smoke-free-stop-smoking-now/id577767592
For Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I’m not affiliated, linked etc - just found good value in this app
App that works very well and one seen often in this for is Smoke Free - I'm in no way linked or affiliated etc, just enjoy using the app
For iOS https://apps.apple.com/za/app/smoke-free-stop-smoking-now/id577767592
For Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
>what's its name? Can you send me a google
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Since I was smoking concentrate it was easy to configure the so. I was smoking 0.7 grams/day and with tax those were averaging $74 each.
I didn't factor in battery costs. Lol
I'm using Smoke Free. It asks for permission to location and media, but I haven't granted the permissions and everything is working just fine. I doubt you're going to find any that don't ask for some sort of permission. These days even calculators want location permissions.
I quit after 12 years, cold turkey and then read Allen Carr's Easy way in the first week.
I stayed clean for 8 years. Then I guess I got complacent and was in the middle of a divorce, in a self-destructive, self-loathing mental space and relapsed for 1 year.
Now I quit again, cold turkey. And I'm using the smokefree app this time. ( The first time I quit was before smartphones).
From experience I know I can quit and stay clean, but I'm still struggling at times in this first week.
Only just recently hit 6 months but I don't plan on ever going back. Savings so far is $499.36 and projected yearly savings is $1484.35.
For those curious, the app is Smoke Free.
There are many apps to keep track of how long you are smoke free and give you nice statistics. Some popular ones for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.despdev.quitsmoking
Maybe: https://www.reddit.com/r/stopsmoking/comments/5q93xk/statistics_on_what_works_for_stopping_to_smoke/
Also something which helped me to keep up motivation: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
This is the Smoke Free app if anyone else was curious:
Android version, it's available on iTunes too I believe.
I moved far away, were I knew nobody. No contacts, no weed.
The cigs? I basically told myself for months that I'm going to quit when X happens, and after that Y, always postponing. I tried, I quit, I failed. But after every try, I learned something. I learned what made me come back and how I could avoid it.
At some point, there was no need anymore. I quit, but my mind wasn't working against me anymore like it was before. You know, where are like "No, brain, I quit! Don't tell me stuff like "You know what would be awesome? A smoke!".
If you need friendly encouragement and badge-motivation, try /r/stopsmoking. There is also a great app out there that list you the benefits of quitting, which stage you reached and it has a nice counter so you can see your progress in hours.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=de
At least https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree has a cravings adding system, and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=callumhyland.smokeaware does the smoking time and place tracking
I know where you're coming from, man. I'm 23, started smoking at 14, continued to do so until last november. Everything I did had cigarettes involved. Every trip went to, I had to think about when to smoke. I smelled like cigarettes constantly(which I guess I wasn't realizing, but trust me everyone else around does.). A pack every single day. Then one night, almost a year ago, I realized how stupid this whole thing is and stopped. It's so worth the 2-3 weeks of discomfort. Also - download an app that tracks your non-smoking on your phone(i used that one, it's great) - it really helps to see the numbers in front of you.
Throw away any lighters, if you have some cigs left in a pack around, throw them away, get something to chew on/eat for when you get a craving the first couple of weeks, I got through tons of chewing gum. It's bad the first two weeks, but you'll feel better and your breath won't smell like shit. Don't get bored. You smoke when you're bored. A couple of weeks later, you'll start geting your taste back and everything will taste so much better. I felt like I was eating Lion bars for the first time. You'll breathe easier. Man, when you're smoking you don't(at least I didn't) realize how fucked up your breathing is. I can run/bike for so much longer than I used to, it's awesome.
Tell everyone you quit, so they'll know why you're acting like a mad person for the first days. Talk about it with ex-smokers(like, you know, this subreddit), just don't give up. Compared to the benefits, the bad period after stopping is a minor discomfort.
It's late and I'm not sure that what I wrote makes any sense, but good luck!
You can handle it and when you need it, channel your inner David Hasselhoff for extra strength. The third day is also going to suck but you if you can get through the 1st day, you can get through today and every one afterwards. It gets better and this app does help: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en having something to quantify progress has helped a lot with the mental side of it.
Smoke Free, quit smoking now and stop for good
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Smoke free, I find it very useful.
But your flare says 2180 days quit? Lol The app is called Smoke Free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
its called smokefree https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree imho one of the best apps out there. it helped me a lot!
I moved from California to Washington a couple years ago, and the price of cigarettes up here is more than double what it was back home ($10-13 versus $5-7) and I thought it would discourage me, but it didn't; I just ended up having less money to spend on other things, and I continued smoking for over a year after I moved here. The first time I tried to quit, I slowly cut down until I was smoking like 1/2 to 1 cigarette per day (I had roommates who were smokers, so it was easy to bum off of them)...and then I went back home for a visit, was drinking with friends, and the 1 cigarette a day slowly grew back into 1/2-1 pack per day like I said. It took me almost another year to try quitting again -- this time, a friend had given me Carr's book and instead of cutting down I just went cold-turkey. I finished the last cigarette in my pack, and resolved to not smoke again. There was one day about 3 weeks after that where I was having a very bad day at work and ended up bumming one off of a coworker, but I didn't get more than a couple drags in -- it tasted bad, did nothing to relieve my stress, and did basically nothing but confirm in my mind that I really didn't need cigarettes.
This time quitting was so much easier than when I was cutting down, even than when I was maintaining at one or two cigarettes per day. The cravings were not bad at all, and after a couple days they were mostly gone. For the first month or two, I would sometimes pass someone smoking on the street and instantly think "that smells good, I want one" but would then realize "no, actually, it smells quite bad and I don't really want a cigarette...I want the idea of a cigarette." After the first month or two though, I very rarely if ever get cravings, and they're mild, momentary things rather than the constant thoughts of smoking when I was trying to cut down.
It's definitely hard trying to quit when you're in a relationship with someone still using, whether it's cigarettes or another substance, so I wish you the best of luck! The first time I tried to quit the guy I was seeing was a smoker not seriously interested in quitting (he'd say "oh yeah, I want to do it with you" but then not actually try much). If you're the only one doing it, it will be difficult but not impossible. If you need any support, r/stopsmoking is a good community!
Something else that helped me was downloading an app called Smoke Free. It helped to see how long it had been, how much money I'd saved, and how close I was to reversing the negative health effects of smoking (there's charts showing how long it'll take until you should regain full sense of smell and taste, or how long until your risk of heart attack or cancer is the same as a nonsmoker). There are also little daily challenges for the first two months which can help you focus on your goal (though I didn't do most of them).
I loved my app, it even gave me little missions to complete every day. I think it really helped.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Not OP, but it's the Smoke-free app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Thats the app. Good luck friend. Sounds pretty definitive
Smoke free . I installed it just a while back and took me ages to find the app.
It's free by and large. You can pay monthly or a one time fee for some extended (unnecessary) features.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=nl
This is the "Smoke free" app. I use it as well and I think it's a great tool.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
It's on andriod! I have a samsung and it's the app I use
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
See /r/stopsmoking for some ongoing support and also check out the Smokefree app.
It's called Smoke Free. It's free but you can pay $4.99 to get premium features.
First off congrats on the decision to quit that's the first step the next is to figure out your triggers and think of ways to resist. Try gum,candy, flavored toothpicks keeping your mouth occupied is important also keep your hands busy fidget spinners are becoming popular and remotely cheap. Another thing is be honest with yourself if you feel like you need a cigarette resist that feeling as much as long as you can I'm taking hours not minutes. Before you can commit to a life time you need to be able to commit to a single day so your first task is to make it through one day of not smoking. What I did was limit myself I only allowed myself so many cigarettes in a day my limit was 3 now this doesn't mean I will smoke 3 the goal was not to smoke any but if the urge got to strong I would smoke one and as time went on I found myself holding out longer and longer soon after I wouldn't finish the entire thing.
You got this in the bag! Below are some links, also I highly recommend this app called smoke free and urge you to purchase the premium version if you can buy a pack of cigarettes you can purchase this app try it out first its feee to download and it's on both iOS and android
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smoke-free-quit-smoking-now-and-stop-for-good/id577767592?mt=8
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
Quick google search indicates it might be this one:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
(sorry for my bad english) August 3th. It will go away. Keep some of these tips http://quittingsmokingtimeline.com/quittingtips.asp and in the meanwhile, for the next days, distract yourself from focusing on craving sansations with something healty you like (if you don't have it, find one more than one is better). Also get this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en and/or try similar. And listen to this man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLki68uLfjw he deeply inspire me. Don't give up, try your best, but if happen again, be compassionate with your self. aaahh and do practice mindfulness meditation! :)
Thats a good boss!
The Android version of 'Smoke Free' can be downloaded from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Thanks. Idk if you're on iOS or android but this is the Google play store for the app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I think you are looking for Smokefree - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Quitsure is good too
r/stopsmoking and an app called Smoke Free
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
It's called Smoke Free, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree It's really great 😊👍
Its the smoke free app
I found it for android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Don't know if the link will work.
Coolness! 😁 Thanks, I found the link for the Google Play version as well!!
• Smoke Free on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en You can find it for IOS too
The smoke free app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
You got this. Download the smoke free app it really helps so much.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Amen, brother!
You might also wanna join r/stopsmoking and download this app.
I'm so proud of you internet stranger, and all the internet strangers down thread who also are quitting! You won't ever regret it!
Here are some things that helped me stay on track:
- I carried my little zippered cigarette case for a year, just like normal, except inside it had sugarless gum and candies, a little glass spice jar with cinnamon toothpicks (cinnamon oil melted the plastic tic tac case haha), lip balm, floss picks, and I forget what else.
- I took a large cup of water with a straw everywhere, and do now too because it's a good habit. The straw was helpful with mouthing and the water helped hydrate... your skin will look amazing! Lemon, lime, and other things can provide variety.
- If you have good support around you, have them randomly check up on you. If you don't, check with your health insurance or your state to see if they have cessation programs. i used my health insurance and the lady assigned to me would call me maybe 1 day then the next or not for a week... I never knew when she was going to call so no way I wanted to give in then ave her call and have to say I smoked. Many days that's the only reason I didn't light up!
- I spent the money I'd have spent on cigs on fun stuff, ahead of time, so it gave me another reason not to smoke: "can't smoke at least till the end of next month cause I spent this month's and next month's cig money on a membership to the science museum." By the time the first year was up we had memberships to almost everything around and even some far flung things too like an amusement park! Sometimes I even had to dig around for change to get enough money, just like I would have for cigs! That first year I was religious about spending on fun the money I would have spent on cigs.
- After doing well all day, I'd come home and crave a cigarette. Even though my house was clean it seemed like smell might be the trigger even though I rarely ever smoked inside. I shampooed all the carpets, washed all the curtains, and that helped a lot. I also washed coats and clothing.
When I was with the ex, he smoked 3 packs a day! I washed the curtains and shampooed the carpets every month... the curtains would be noticeably gross in a month's time! - Find a quit smoking calculator, like this or this, or an iOS app or Android app. The first two focus mostly on money saved... I can't find the one I used but it focused more on life saved. I'd recommend going with an app.
- No one told how TIRED I'd feel that first year. I got some chewable B vitamins which helped. Plan for naps and getting to bed on time/early.
Hopefully this will help!
Smoke Free. I'm sure you can find it in apple store too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
There are many, here is one of them, search Playstore or itunes
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&gl=GB
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree Asked the same question a while back. Am now on day 11. Good luck to you.
This app helped me https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
If you have Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I just started using this app. It helps logging cravings and addressing that you're having one. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
I'm using Smoke Free. Seems to be the most popular around here.
Smoke Free You find it in Google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Use this app, it may help :)... I have been at it for a week now :)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en
I highly recommend the app Smoke Free.
Best of luck! Steve's a dick.
I highly recommend the app Smoke Free.
Best of luck! Steve's a dick.
Smoke Free by David Crane
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree
Looks like 'Smoke Free'!
They also have an iOS app.
Congrats! This also helps... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portablepixels.smokefree&hl=en