nsd_user663_3738

hi janet41, you just hang in there, a crave will go weather you smoke or not..so before you put that fag in your mouth, think of the last 15 days you have stoped,,you dont went to go through all that again,,look at the thread i done on flash cards,, all the info you went is there,,just take time to read it..like i say keep the faith tony P,S, dont give up on given up,,have a smoke free xmas..good look

nsd_user663_1733

Hi Janet

Welcome on board and congrats on your quit so far you are doing really well. please dont give in now you are over the worse I bet tomorrow you wont feel half as bad. come and join us and we can give you support. look fprward to getting to know you. xxxxxxxxxx

nsd_user663_3633

There are 2 rules I try to remember...

1) Smoking does not make ANY situation better. The situation will not change, but you have smoked.

2) A crave will go away on it's own. Always. No matter how bad it is. Which makes smoking a waste of time and money.

I always found that confronting the crave in some way made it shorter. I used to write down how I felt and actually think about it. Once confronted for what it was (just an empty, slightly hungry feeling of "I want a cigarette") I was able to get it over with quicker.

Hang in there, it does get easier - I promise