I know I haven't been on in a while. It's because I caved in after 2 weeks, but now that Christmas and New Year are passed-I want to stop again.
I have news - Lincoln, my new baby boy was born at 2am this morning - he's gorgeous and both mother and baby r doing well -they are still in the hospital as it was a difficult birth, but I have a question - should I start day 1 2moro or set a date?
Philip
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Congratulations on the arrival of young Lincoln, that's super news!!
As for setting a date or going for it tomorrow, well thats up to you, but to be frank there is no point in starting off on the wrong foot by starting too soon. Go with what feels right and if that's a few extra days then in the overall scheme of things it won't matter.
Wow!!! A new years day baby huge congratulations to you and your family Phillip.
Sorry i can not give you any advise as this is my first day of not smoking, but i will say is i have been reading alot and getting ready for today over the last 2 weeks.
Good luck
Denise
Love your post Nic and have also read your links today, which helped me enormously especially when i felt close to caving in.
Its good to have you back. How lovely a new baby son. If you quit now he will never remember his dad ever smoking thats a good thing on it own. Good luck mate you know we are here for you. xxxxxxxxxx Ps give your wife by best.
Thanks Linda and thanks everyone for all your support! Day 1 is 2moro and I've got a nicorette in my mouth as I type this. Lincoln looks just like me with very curly blonde hair - I am going to make sure that this quit is the one and that I will live long enough for Lincoln to realise that he got his good looks for his daddy lol!!
well come ..you can do it .congratualtions on your son ..just read all you can..plus all the info you went is here..read nics post they will help you so much..you keep the faith..all the best tony
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