09-04-2021, 11:28 AM
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What have you had no problem giving up?
I no longer do any baking, I never enjoyed it even though I was quite a good cook. Our daughters and their children are excellent cooks and ensure we have home made cakes and other goodies from time to time.The only alcohol I drink these days is a glass of white wine with my Christmas lunch. Although I have never been drunk in my life, I used to have a small amount of alcohol each week. When it was discovered that the statins I have been taking for my very high familial cholesterol level was damaging my liver, I decided to give up drinking alcohol even though my liver got better after I gave up the statins. I didn't find that hard to do at all.
09-04-2021, 05:08 PM
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Re: What have you had no problem giving up?
There was no problem in giving up smoking, it was done 'cold turkey' too. In the past I had not succeeded, this time though there was an aim in doing so. That was being able to save all the money I would have spent on smoking and buy a hand-built sports car I had always wanted. Walking into the car showroom and ordering that car was one of the best feelings ever. Some 40 years' later I still do not smoke and still have the car!
09-04-2021, 07:39 PM
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Re: What have you had no problem giving up?
Originally Posted by Judd
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Smoking. Stopped forty years ago and haven't looked at one since.
09-04-2021, 09:46 PM
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Re: What have you had no problem giving up?
Smoking at 35 over cost and not really from a health point of view. I am a strong willed person so it was not exactly a difficult task or decision. Once I decide to do something, I never fail to follow through with my decision and it has been the same since I can remember. It was the same with biting my nails as a early teenager when some young lady told me it was a disgusting habit. From that day I used nail clippers and never bit any ever again.|
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