Had another smoking dream last night. Felt like I had just had enough, and gave in, I woke up this morning and I swear my mouth felt like I had had one:eek:
I feel a bit better now I have had a cuppa, but to be honest still feel like I want one. I know I will not, but still it is a cr*p feeling. I am tired and stressed, feel like I have not had fun in ages. I know I can put it all down to the thing with my mum, and the nights drawing in, but I was sat here at the computer last night, and if there had been cigs in the house there is no doubt in my mind that I would have smoked. I even looked out of the window to see if my neighbour was still up, she smokes and I thought I could go round and have one, lucky for me all the lights were off.
Ok I need to shake off this "feeling sorry for myself" thing, going to have another cuppa, and then try to have a good day. Have to remind myself that having a cig will not help anything, it will only make the situation worse, God even as I type that I don't believe it today!
Sitting here will certainly not help the situation, so off I go, wish me luck and if any of you have any spare laughs hanging around could you send to Bevyorks in sunny Yorkshire.
Thanks for reading another one of my moans.
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Sorry you're feeling like that Bev. But you've come so far don't let it get you down. You know this feeling will pass and you know that a cigarette won't help.
Just think, you don't want to have to do this all over again.
I've not had a smoking dream this last 2 months, but the last one i had i woke from feeling really gutted that i'd smoked.. it was too real.. but it reminded me how i would feel if i had smoked.. let down...
the relief later in the morning when i was like 'oh thank goodness for that!!!' was immense.
As for feeling down bit.. aren't you married to a doctor? have you spoken to your hub about this? might be he can help more than you think.
Sorry to hear that, Bev. I know the haven't had any fun for ages feeling. And the wanting a cig feeling - so different from a craving. I guess it's a case until waiting until it doesn't happen any more.
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