Back Again

[nsd_user663_3200]

Hi all,

here I am back again. I'm on the first day of week 4 now and am conscious that my two attempts last year both failed at 3 weeks and 4 days, so thought I'd pop back in and see if I can get some support to get past that psychological barrier.

I can honestly say that this time I'm not missing smoking, have absolutely no desire to smoke at all, and am even disgusted at the thought of it! So it's all good so far!

Anyway, like I said, I've stumbled around this point of my quit twice before and I have no intention of doing that this time. This quit was planned for at least 2 months before my quit date and so I think the preparation time got my head in the right place.

I can't say I've noticed any real changes this time. The last 2 times I had a massive surge of energy after only a few days, but this time I'm more tired than usual. I have had that horrible cold for the last 4 weeks though, and work is totally hectic, so that could all be masking the benefits I'm getting from not smoking.

Here's to a smoke free life

[nsd_user663_2783]

Hi all,

here I am back again. I'm on the first day of week 4 now and am conscious that my two attempts last year both failed at 3 weeks and 4 days, so thought I'd pop back in and see if I can get some support to get past that psychological barrier.

I can honestly say that this time I'm not missing smoking, have absolutely no desire to smoke at all, and am even disgusted at the thought of it! So it's all good so far!

Anyway, like I said, I've stumbled around this point of my quit twice before and I have no intention of doing that this time. This quit was planned for at least 2 months before my quit date and so I think the preparation time got my head in the right place.

I can't say I've noticed any real changes this time. The last 2 times I had a massive surge of energy after only a few days, but this time I'm more tired than usual. I have had that horrible cold for the last 4 weeks though, and work is totally hectic, so that could all be masking the benefits I'm getting from not smoking.

Here's to a smoke free life

Well done on 4 weeks, I agree with Jim forget the past barrier just keep looking ahead and you know you are always welcome on here to rant, rave and generally look for support.

All the best Dave you know you can do this.

Jan xx

[NicFirth 10 Years Smoke Free]

Welcome back and well done!!

Regarding the previous failures, don't let them dwell heavily but equally you know when they happened so you can be sure to be mentally prepared for them this time, if similar feelings materialise!!

All the best and keep posting.

Nic

[nsd_user663_3816]

Hi Dave

Welcome back

Dont matter how many times it takes you to get there the point is you are still trying and not giving in

You should be proud of that fact hun, you know where you went wrong before and wont let that happen again.

Good Luck

Denise

xx

[nsd_user663_3554]

Welcome backDave and best wishes on your quit.....

[nsd_user663_3738]

well come back dave,old saying.. never give up,on given up,you just keep the faith tony

[nsd_user663_3200]

Thanks everyone. I'm now 3 weeks and 2 days in and still no urges to smoke.

You can be sure that if I do feel like having one I'll be straight on here and yelling for help!!!

[NicFirth 10 Years Smoke Free]

Well done Dave, keep up the good work.

[nsd_user663_3853]

Well done Dave, going good!