Or 305 days, in other words 
It continues to amaze me how relatively painless this journey has been, and I hope long may it continue. It can be done folks, with a little common sense and research and a dash of exercise thrown in lol. Or of course, whatever works for you 
Its still a pleasure posting here, we have a very strong community at the moment, and I am pleased there seem to be so many longer term quitters around, sharing their experiences and helping out others.
Cheers all
Peace
Great to hear!
You are almost to a full year!!!:eek: Way to go! I'm tagging along right behind ya!
well done your doing great.
... and tomorrow brings around 336 days down, or exactly 11 months.
Feeling pretty damn chuffed about that. Next one is the biggie, finally moving into the Last Room
I know it might seem a long way off yet for some, but trust me, you know how time flies, it comes around. Just dont smoke, and you'll get there
Thanks for the continued support guys.
Peace
11 months.. wow. It still seems like a far off destination to me, but you are right, if we don't smoke we will get there in the end. Congratulations!
This quit was a hundred times easier because I was reading reading and reading some more. Knowledge is the key!!
Well done Supervillan
i remember your first posts i think you had done 100+ days then the time gose so fast. you are a star congrats to you and 5 more months i will be where you are you must feel so proud and so you should be. xxxxx
Well done Supervillan
i remember your first posts i think you had done 100+ days then the time gose so fast. You are a star congrats to you and 5 more months I will be where you are you must feel so proud and so you should be. xxxxx
Or 305 days, in other words
It continues to amaze me how relatively painless this journey has been, and I hope long may it continue. It can be done folks, with a little common sense and research and a dash of exercise thrown in lol. Or of course, whatever works for you
Its still a pleasure posting here, we have a very strong community at the moment, and I am pleased there seem to be so many longer term quitters around, sharing their experiences and helping out others.
Cheers all
Peacei am just starting my 9th month and i still sometimes feel as though i need one does it get easier
i am just starting my 9th month, not had a cigerette or even a puff in those 9 months, and sometimes that little man in my head says i need one, does it get easier i do hope so,it has been hard ,but i never want one again but the feeling i get is telling to have one ,help
Hi Paulineeeeeeeee!
I've been as far along as you before and I did cave that time. All you can do is take it one day at a time, you obviously want to be a non smoker so try and figure out why you want to smoke after so long.
When this place isn't going daft it is really good and i'm sure John TKDKTDKLDT has some great links for you (that's TKDJohn lol)
Stay with it!
i am just starting my 9th month, not had a cigerette or even a puff in those 9 months, and sometimes that little man in my head says i need one, does it get easier i do hope so,it has been hard ,but i never want one again but the feeling i get is telling to have one ,help
Hi man, I hope it will get easier for you. Your at 9 months now, which is a long while, so to be honest I cant say if it will get any better than it already is for you now, but everyone is different, so who knows.
As you said you know its the 'little man in your head' thats the problem now. Any physical effects and problems relating to nicotine passed by months ago. But then the mental fights are always harder than the physical ones. You just have to stick it out and know deep down that you'll succeed, theres no easy answer or quick route I can give you.
This is day 352. Wow, I can feel 366 aproaching now. Stay strong ya'll.
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