5 weeks completed.......

[nsd_user663_7254]

Yes cannot believe that I am starting week 6 of my quit and have completed a full 5 weeks!!!!!

I decided today to start with my 14mg patches a week earlier than what it states on the packet. Spoke with my nurse last week and she suggested that I might want to do 4x4x4 and not 6x4x2, however I didn't want to appear too cocky and so I thought I will try 5x4x3 instead. So here is to day 1 on 14mg.

I couldn't get over the size of the patch this morning when I opened it, does that mean when I get to 7mg it will be the size of a postage stamp. hahaha

Hope everyone else doing well and remaining smoke free.

shazie.x

[nsd_user663_3728]

Hi Shazie

Well done indeed 5 weeks done is great Big hug

I'm pleased it's going well for you keep it going

Love

Marg xx

[nsd_user663_7318]

Congratulations on your achievement Mrs Shazie. Triple doughnuts and chocolate cake for you. Just think in 7 days another week would have already been out the way. In 14 days another two weeks would have gone bye. in 21 days a whole 3 weeks would have sped in to dust.

You get the message.

Oh I just thought...you're around 10% through your first year.

*Mexican Wave* for good measure.

Bye.

[nsd_user663_3910]

Wow Shaz you must be mega chuffed! Sounds all pretty good, glad it's going so well.

Onwards and upwards, there's no stopping you now.

Lorraine

[nsd_user663_7957]

5 weeks - fantastic

Congratulations on reaching the 5 week mark, Shazie.

[nsd_user663_4367]

Lower Strength

Hey Sharon, sounds like a footie formation.... 4 4 3 no maybe 5 4 2, lol....Anyway whichever way u choose, it doesnt matter, whatever works for you.... Stick with the 12 week plan I think though.

You have done brilliant and a great example to anyone who wants to quit...

Making it look so easy in the process.....

Stay Strong,,, Kaz xx

[nsd_user663_5972]

Well done Shazie

The others are right it gets easier, hey?