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Bet it felt good not having to panic to have that fag before getting on that train and as soon as you got off didn't it?

You are so right Sue!! Its been weird for me this time, as I haven't been craving a ciggie so to speak - this morning, but train was delayed, and my first thought was to go outside the station and have a fag while I wait....(that is so sad isn't it?) but then I thought 'hang on I don't smoke' and I just felt this little stab of sadness rather than a crave....

that's a bit tragic isn't it? But makes me more determined that ciggies won't rule my life.

Maybe I felt sadness rather than craving because I am determined this time.

What inspired everyone else here to quit? (I like hearing people's quit stories!)

Laura x

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That is fantastic news - you are doing great, I was the same with the tiredness and had a kip at every opportunity the first few days!

Stick with it, you will be so proud posting here when you are on week 2 as i am!!

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this morning, but train was delayed, and my first thought was to go outside the station and have a fag while I wait....(that is so sad isn't it?) but then I thought 'hang on I don't smoke' and I just felt this little stab of sadness rather than a crave....

I used to get that "little stab of sadness" too Laura.

I still get those thoughts occassionally - eg/ I'll set up to do the ironing and think "I'll have a smoke while the iron heats up" :confused:

But I can honestly say that nowadays, when I remember "Hang on, I don't smoke"....... it is with a wee smile and no stab of sadness at all !

You are doing great, keep it up girl!!!

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Great to see you here on day 2 - well done! comicguide.net/images/smili...