You need to remember that saying (no pain no gain)

Hi guys, after been on here reading all the reviews I only thought it right to write about my experience with Champix.
I'm on day 15 now and stopped smoking on day 10.
At first I was waiting for the cigarettes to taste awful but they never did, I then used a little willpower and was determined not to smoke for that day at least. That day has now turned into 5 and counting.
The first week on Champix was ok ish I had flu symptoms, aces and pains, score throat, runny nose and a lot of headaches, my second week got much better however I then started to sufer with heartburn, Ive not had any mood swings and I'm not eating anymore than I normally do.
I was told by my doctor to stop smoking as I having an operation on my foot next week and he said my recovery will be much better if I was to stop smoking, I have to admit I never thought it would be this easy, like I've already mentioned no pain no gain.
If your reading this like I had done before you I say give it a go its well worth all the side effects and hay I'm now a non smoker.
My number one tip is to read Alan Carrs book Stop smoking, it has really helped me.
Good luck guys
If i can do it after been a smoker for 30 odd years anyone can.