hope everyone is well and still kicking this nicotine in the Ar*se. Typical isn't it gave up smoking to get healthy again, started my running last week feeling really good Lungs were holding up on my interval runs, last night out for my normal run with other club members 3 miles out and went Ar*se over T*t over a stile shredded my leg ended spending 3 hours at A&E getting 12 stitches in my shin. Brilliant !!! anyway still not smoking which is fantastic and to be honest the cravings are almost non-existent, sleeping is good, only downside is i am coughing up 22 years of smoking if you know what i mean :cool:
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And yes it did hurt what hurt more was i had to walk back the couple of miles i had ran out :rolleyes:
If anything i have cut the right place its on my shin so at least i can keep exercising, i seriously think when i stopped smoking and started running the excercise is the big factor why i have found it easier to stop, Everytime i run my breathing gets better and my recovery after is easier
was sat in the A&E last night and there were a few people in as you can imagine ...now i am no-one too talk but the smell of beer and fags was enough to put me off smokling for the rest of my life, ok i know its a bold statement to make 10 days into quitting but trust me the smell of fags on people made me sick, Leg is fine just stitched up thanks Jackie will be soon back running thanks for your support and you have all mine if ever needed
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