ewll feel im doing well now , although today im feeling useless and teary (is this normal?) today i cried at the tv magazine when i saw marias babys gonna die in coronation street :(. has anyone been through this , and if so how long did it last for you , or is it just me - it seems to have nothing to do with wanting a fag
oh well not smokings being easier now
blue xx
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Hey Blue, yeah my Mum was crying at Corras the other week and she's never smoked so I wouldn't worry about that lol.
I think when you monkey around with the brain's pleasure sensors then it's understandable that you're gonna get mood swings. I'm on a rollercoaster at the moment so I know exactly where you're coming from. Just keep telling yourself it's your brain recovering from the drug. It's not you, its the chemicals. Keep going and keep yer chin up - you're doing really well!! Day 5!!!
I cried about 3 times in the 1st week, I am assuming it was anxiety mixed with the fact that my relationship with the fags was officially over, I thought I was heading for the loony bin on a few occasions but I am feeling a lot better now and still smoke free.........!
You are doing great (TEARS OR NOT) You are still heading in the right direction!!
Right there with you on the emotional front. Mine only started these last few days and I feel like crying one minute then ready to explode the next with anger :eek:
Not pleasant but as others have said it's pretty normal as our sensors in our brain's are adjusting to experiencing life without being nicotine addled.....
I pity my poor family, I can be a moody cow at times - am going to be even worse for a while (hope it's only a while).
Good luck on your quit, you're doing really well,.
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