Nearly at the end of 2 weeks this week has been hard very hard.
It would seem week one handles a lot of physical stuff where week two and onwards is where emotional and psychology stuff creeps in.
Anyhow have done 14 days without a smoke at day 17 will reward myself as it will be about £100.00 not spent, even more because drinking nearly stopped as well.
I can smell someone smoking a hundred or more yards away, seem to notice people smoking a lot more when walking around esp in cars.
Well into week 3 with me where I aim to work on better diet and exercise program to keep me busy.
Hope everone else can see that little glint at the top of the mountain every now and then through the mist.
Gary
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Well done getting 2 weeks sorted. Yes I can still smell them at quite a distance, hate being in town with folk standing outside smoking, used to stink inside places now it stinks outside.
I'm on Day 19, but did have a mini rant about week 2 under "Week 2 My Experience" in here this week. I found it psychologically hard, but I'm pleased to report that once in week 3 things got A LOT better.
(Reading Kate's description of withdrawing from Heroin, (in the same post) really humbled me this morning and put things back in perspective)
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