http://www.ehow.com/how_5648179_stop-smoking-days-withdrawal-symptoms.html
The more people read it, the more I'll be compensated. I would probably need quite a few people to read it to see any significant money come my way.
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My first real article
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How do they know whether someone reads it?
Posted 2 years ago by CheetahBoysmommy #
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CBM, I'll have to answer that later when someone from eHow.com contacts me. From what I understand, you have to write quite a few articles to make significant money. Perhaps this link could help: http://www.ehow.com/write.html .
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Good article! I gave it a high rating and will be sending to my son to help him quit-he is trying so hard, and this may help. Thanks!
Posted 2 years ago by rainingwolf #
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I'm forwarding it, too. Also rated it 5 stars, too (cuz I liked it!)
Posted 2 years ago by Jetta and Boo Boo's Mom #
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Vicki I thought the article was well written and may give many people a valid hope to succeed in quitting. Did you actually smoke and use this technique for quitting yourself? I liked that a person doesn't have to buy products to aid in quitting. I rated it also and hope it helps in leading you to some monetary rewards. =)
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Karenopa, I smoked from the time I was 18 until I was 32, having quit once in the meantime; I also grew up in a smoking household (my mother smoked and probably still does; my little brother, now 22 years old, and I probably learned how to smoke seing our mother smoke). Finally, on the second week of December, 2003, I pulled my last cigarette out of its pack (it was over half full; that's when the subgeneric cigarettes were around US$2 a pack and the name-brand cigarettes were still less than US$5 a pack), crushed the pack, threw it in the trash can, and haven't had a cigarette since.
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My 10 year anniversary is next week. I was confronted by a bunch of Girl Scouts who asked me to quit. So for the Great American Smoke Out I threw out my pack and haven't had one since. 10 years and I still remember the feel and taste of a cigarette. It was one of the best things I ever did. And I agree with you--it can be done without going broke!
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Way to go Vicki! Hope we see more of your writing soon - and that you start seeing some moolah coming your way!
Posted 2 years ago by JoanfromNewJersey #
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Just checked and I gave up 11 years and 1 month ago on 24th October 1998. I remember because it was at a friends wedding. Mr MS had given up a few years before that.
Posted 2 years ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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