Day 8

[nsd_user663_9065]

God im feeling peeeeeed offffff . sick of the cravings playing in my head . i wish they would just go away for good . I really dont want to smoke but craves are unreal .

RANT OVER

[nsd_user663_10160]

Hi Jan

i am feeling a bit like that today,i am still not sleeping well so am feeling crabby too! Keep telling myself that its all worth it in the end,Just waiting for the day when i realize i have gone an hour without thinking of cigs!!

Keep looking on the positive sides ....I dont smell of smoke anymore....my house does not smell of smoke anymore...The fun i will have spending whats in my money jar this time next year!

Stay strong

54 yr wife and mother ,

Smoked 20 a day for 37 yrs

Quit on 11th april 2010

[nsd_user663_9065]

thanks minni ,the craves do pass pretty quick ,i suppose i want the easy route nothing in life is easy so they say :)Yes the money is building up which is great .

[nsd_user663_5289]

Hey Jans,

and i thought it was only me who felt like that!! the last couple ofdays i thought my g/f was going to kill me or leave me as i was very very iratable and moody,and snapped on more than one occasion.

I was having cravings but no more that usual,so dont really know what was up.

but then i look on the bright side i havn'tsmoken for 9 days now, its just the mental habit stuff that gets me.

But well done on getting this far,you've done so well

Baz

I have been quit for 1 Week, 1 Day, 18 hours, 46 minutes and 23 seconds (8 days). I have saved £58.17 by not smoking 219 cigarettes. I have saved 18 hours and 15 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 11/04/2010 21:59

[nsd_user663_9065]

Hi Baz , their is half an hour between out quit lol .Thanks for your kind words all . xx

[Dannyboy55]

Keep on going

Well done "Jans" and everyone else, and beleive me it does get easier as you go on. One of the best things, that has helped me was this site and all the people who know how you feel, so when you are pissed off and need someone to talk to or if you feel an ache or pain that you cannot explain? talk and ask questions to the people in this sight. I was 35 years a smoker and before I stopped on 18th December 2009 I was smoking 30 a day. I am 55 yr old and before I stopped I could hardly walk up some stairs without gasping for breath, now I walk at least for 30 minutes a day and have joined my local gym where I do walking excersises twice a week, and I am feeling great. I know how hard it is to stop and stay stopped but after a period of time the urge to smoke will ease, and you will find it so easy , and it is brilliant when you can genuinly say that "you don't smoke".

Keep up the good work Jans and I will be watching how you are doing.

Dannyboy

Racing (with trainers on)towards 5 month stopped and never will I let the B------s (Fags) beat me

Age: 55

Live: Fife Scotland.

Smoking: 35 years

Love: My wife (smoker)

Love: My three kids who have gave me loads of encouragement to stop.

Love: My two Grandsons who live in Stafford England but have also given me so much encouragement.

Love: this sight and the family of people with the same aim in life "to live a healthy life"