Today has been my first smoke free day in *cough* years.:eek:
Went to the NHS clinic, got the patches and inhalator ( Which is gross! ) and today was the big day!
So far so good. Put a patch on before bed as the advisor suggested but took it off 2 hours later because I felt dreadful
Slapped another on when I got up and it`s been easier than expected.
I wanted to get a headstart before work tomorrow because nearly everyone there smokes! Not looking forward to it but at least they have to go out to smoke now so hoping it won`t be total torture!:rolleyes:
Anyway, just wanted to say Hello, and looking forward to chatting to you all.
Linny
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Hi Linny and mysmiles.ru/Welcome.gifto the forum! You've made a great decision and you'll find loads of support and knowledge here. Best of luck.. see you in Day 2
Buffy. I went to see the advisor with a friend who is quitting too and she said to have patches and either the inhaler or lozenges or gum. I chose the inhaler because I`ve tried the gum and it just irritates my throat and I forget to stop chewing:rolleyes: My friend got patches and lozenges. It was either that or tablets which I didn`t really fancy.
I have to say though that I only tried the inhaler today out of curiosity The patches seem to be working quite well on their own, fingers crossed. Oh and a good dose of PMA!
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