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After smoking up to four packs a day for forty-nine years, author Gary M. quit November 21, 1998. In Experience, Strength, and Hope, he shares his story of leaving cigarettes behind and improving himself and his health in the process. Gary doesn't discuss how to quit nicotine, rather he chronicles his journey of getting out of the prison of nicotine addiction and his venture into a new life of enjoying freedom, feeling good, and being happy. A compilation of his shares on a Nicotine Anonymous discussion forum and an email pen pal list, he tells how his faith and God and following the twelve…mehr

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After smoking up to four packs a day for forty-nine years, author Gary M. quit November 21, 1998. In Experience, Strength, and Hope, he shares his story of leaving cigarettes behind and improving himself and his health in the process. Gary doesn't discuss how to quit nicotine, rather he chronicles his journey of getting out of the prison of nicotine addiction and his venture into a new life of enjoying freedom, feeling good, and being happy. A compilation of his shares on a Nicotine Anonymous discussion forum and an email pen pal list, he tells how his faith and God and following the twelve steps worked in his life. Experience, Strength, and Hope offers Gary's insight from years of painstaking recovery, a recovery he never thought possible after failing at many previous attempts. He credits Nicotine Anonymous for helping him live a life without cigarettes.
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Gary M. was smoking four packs a day with his health in serious jeopardy when he first attended Nicotine Anonymous. Now dedicated to service work with Nicotine Anonymous World Service and Voices of Nicotine Recovery, he has gone almost twenty-three years without nicotine. In Experience, Strength, and Hope, Gary aims to help others with their own addiction journeys. For further information check out www.nicotine-anonymous.org and www.voicesofnicotinerecovery.com