Holo, Sorry to hear that you are still having a tough time quitting. My advice ( and take it for what it's worth ) is if you are going to see your Dr. anyhow for more welbutrin, ask about trying Chantix instead. Definatly ask if there would be any conflicts with swithching between the two. I know a number of us here have taken the Chantix with great sucess. Personally it worked with only one months prescription for me. This translates to less money paid out for "drugs" and a quicker end to a means,ie; you'll have quit smoking. Again, just my opinion. I know all of us here are pulling for you. We all have the same goal, so please hang in there. It will happen, and it will get easier. If there's anyhing else I can do for you give me a shout. Andy

Would Chantix really work now that I am not smoking? I haven't smoked for three months now- I just WANT to smoke which is really frustrating since I know even if I did smoke it would not live up to what I am craving.....also would a dr prescribe chantix for someone who it "looks" like is doing good with quiting?

I'd still ask your doctor about any side effects or issues with taking it but yes I beleive it would work. If, however, doc, says no to Chantix for whatever reasons I would recommend things like...Nicorrette gum, or just chewing gum, any kind of substitutes for actual cigs. I would also say to you, look at how far you have come, 3 months!!!! You have absolutly kicked the habit! Cravings unfortunatly will always be there to some extent but if you look at where you're at now, and realize how much better you feel, you can usually get through a craving. When all else fails... go for a run! Don't worry though, we'll get you through this. Hang in there. Andy