I have completely lost my taste for cigarettes!! Can you believe it?? People can take Wellbutrin to help them quit smoking, but it never had that effect on me. But something about adding the Lexapro to it has, I don’t know, kick-started that part of Wellbutrin that curbs nicotine cravings. Two nights ago, after the kids had gone to bed, I lit a cigarette and took two puffs, and it was…wrong. It didn’t taste right, it wasn’t enjoyable, so I stubbed it out and haven’t had one since.
So, I’m no longer screaming at my kids, I’m actually sleeping at night, AND I’ve quit smoking? Lexapro, I LOVE YOU.
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Congratulations. That is wonderful!!
As a former smoker who knows just how hard quitting can be, let me say Hooray for you! What a great side effect!
I read somewhere that sometimes people smoke because their brain is missing a chemical (dopamine?), and that when it is replaced with the antidepressent, they don’t need to smoke any more. Good for you!
That is worthy a a major hooray.
Congratulations! That is great news.
Now that kicks ass! Way to go.
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Wow. I didn’t know that you smoked, but that’s awesome!
Yippee!
(Although I didn’t know you smoked, but yay that you’re not anymore!)
Awesome.
That’s GREAT news! Hooray!
Congratulations. I am 3 weeks into quitting right now, so I KNOW what a huge accomplishment this is.
Quitting smoking is one of the hardest things I’ve done. I’m so glad you’re reaping this extra benefit from adding Lexapro plus the sleeping and not yelling. That’s fantastic! Congratulations!
Good on you – you should be SO proud of yourself
wow cool
congrats!
WOOHOO Elizabeth!! Congratulations!!
Damn, I wish the Wellbutrin woulda worked for me. So far I haven’t found a thing that helps.
HURRAY!!! Great news.
Congratulations! No matter how you did it, its still quite an accomplishment!
That is wonderful! I quit smoking in December and I still want a cigarette sometimes, but my boyfriend has been really supportive. He quit too! Good luck and you can always write if you have a craving and we’ll all talk you out of it!