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Make a Quit Plan
Step 3: Quit Day
Talk to your doctor or call the Tobacco Quit Line to decide on a plan and resources that can effectively help you quit. Other local resources are available to help you find quit programs near you.
- Do not smoke or chew tobacco!
- Stay active. Try walking, exercising or doing other activities to keep your mind off of tobacco products. Carry a stress ball if it helps.
- Drink lots of water and juices.
- Begin using nicotine replacement therapy or join a class, if that is your choice.
- Avoid situations where the urge to use tobacco products is strong.
- Reduce or avoid alcohol.
- Change your routine.
- Use oral substitutes when you feel an urge.
Click here to download a handout with the quit plan.
Click here to download a worksheet to make a plan to quit tobacco
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Tom
Quit Coach
I’ve been through the quit process and I can relate to it. It’s
rewarding to know I have an impact on people’s lives. Callers say,
“Wow I didn’t think of that. That really helps!” and it’s nice to
know I played a role in that. I just got off the phone with a guy
who had been chewing and had successfully quit. He was so
appreciative and just kept saying, “I couldn’t have done this
without you!”
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