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Smoking Cessation Support Groups

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Subtopics:      Smoking Cessation > Nicotine Anonymous  
 
Related Topics:      Addictions/Substance Abuse/Tobacco/Quitting          General Support Groups/Twelve Step
 
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new window Google Groups: alt.support.stop-smoking
 
 
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      new window About.com Quit Smoking Forum Description: A discussion forum on quitting smoking. (quitsmoking.about.com)
new window Committed Quitters Description: Designed to work along with your patch or gum to help you quit smoking for good. (committedquitters.com)
new window FindHelp Description: A nonprofit corporation established to research, educate, advocate, and assist in the treatment of nicotine dependence. (findhelp.com)
new window Motley Fool Quitting Smoking Bulletin Board Description: One of the Motley Fool Message Boards, dedicated to discussion of quitting (quitsmoking.fool.com)
new window MSN Groups: Freedom from Tobacco Description: Offers several message boards and other support tools to help break free from smoking. (groups.msn.com)
new window MSN Groups: Quit Smoking Description: Support group: chat, post area. (groups.msn.com)
new window Quit Smoking Buddies Description: E-mail support group for people who are considering or attempting to quit smoking. (health.groups.yahoo.com)
new window Quit Smoking Support Description: Advice, support and encouragement for those who are trying to quit smoking. (quitsmokingsupport.com)
new window Quit Smoking Support at Woofmang.com Description: Bulletin board for people who have, or would like to, successfully quit smoking. (quit-smoking-support.woofmang.com)
new window QuitSmoking.com Bulletin Board Description: A quit smoking support bulletin board. (quitsmoking.com)
new window Quitsmokinguk.com Description: UK online community. (quitsmokinguk.com)
new window Smokebusters-Just4u Description: A quit smoking bulletin board offering support and advice. (smokebusters.proboards28.com)
new window Smoking Cessation Description: Aids smokers to kick addiction. Provides tools, information, and support. (smoking-cessation.org)
new window The Stop Smoking Center Description: A free online smoking cessation program with quit smoking resources. (stopsmokingcenter.net)
new window Unofficial Nic Anon Description: Message board and email support. (health.groups.yahoo.com)
 




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