Well, that's me through week one. I can hardly believe I've managed a whole week without smoking since I first took up the habit as a daft 15 year old back in 1989! I've rather taken myself (and, by her own admission my OH) by surprise he he.
I'm still battling cravings and keeping my blessed inhalator on me at all times but if I ever think the going's tough, I remind myself of how much easier it is than it was this time last week. I think it can be easy for all of us to forget just how well we do to get through every day. All big victories, whether they be Day One or year 20.
So tomorrow, I shall be moving over to the uncharted territory of ... the Week Two folder - wooo! It feels like changing schools!
I can't thank all of the people on this forum enough for their support over this last week. Between you lot and my much loved and supportive girlfriend I've managed to do something that I always feared I'd never have the strength to achieve.
So - bring on Week Two and good luck to us all!
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Well done you.............it's a great feeling to get to week 2. I know what you mean about feeling that you would never be able to quit. But look where you are........when/if you get the feeling of just having one don't make the mistake I did...........I've maybe slid down the snake but i'm climbing up the ladder again.
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