I will be joining you on Sunday and as my good friend Marie said it will be a 1/4 of a year since I stopped smoking yay :). I like the term 1/4 of a year it sounds good me thinks! I am just now starting to feeling good after stopping smoking. I tell you I have never felt so ill and at times thought "is it worth it" I can honestly say "YES it is" last couple of weeks have been fab only had the odd craving and now have learnt they only last a little while and they will go :).
:cool: I hope this feeling will last. I know that I will have bad moments I do but I am more able to cope with them more now and I think more rationally and it is no bad thing I would be more worried if I didn't have the bad moments. I wish everyone on this forum more good times and less bad times *hug* x
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Well I have made it to 3 months and I'm chuffed yesterday was a bit of a bad day. I kept getting the urge to smoke for some reason more than usual main thing is I didn't give in. I hope that every one is coping and mainly getting where you have more good days than bad.
I bumped into an old friend yesterday she offered me a fag, It felt good to say " I don't smoke any more " and it was difficult because I wanted to take the damn thing another reason to be chuffed with myself because I didn't take it.
I think that was when I thought well done you make made the right decision.I knew that if I had given in to the urge I would of regretted it so much. I have decided that I am even more determined not to ever to think I'm over it I have and will take each hour of the day as it comes. So far the hours that have gone by so far have been good ones.
Thanks I would of been totally gutted if I did, I have to remember that sometimes the urge comes to bite you on the bum when you lest expect it. Well done on your 6 months.
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