Today is the first day I've been cigarette free since 8/23/2010. I had quit previously for one whole year but relapsed on 8/23.
Today isn't too bad, not like last time I quit. I think its because I'm better prepared and know what to expect along the way. I did have one moment this morning when subconsciously I some how found a pack of cigarettes with one smoke left and was about to light it at which point I realized what I was doing. I was shocked once I realized I was going for a cigarette and immediately threw it away.
Besides that its been alright, a few really strong urges here and there but I've handled them well.
Thats all for now, more to come tomorrow.
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OMG! I've only been stopped 9 weeks this Sunday and quite scary realising that the length of time one stops for really seems to have little to do with stopping for good.
I suppose I'll have to accept the fact that whether it's 10 hours, 10 months or 10 years, as other wonderful supporters of this Forum have also pointed out - I'LL ALWAYS HAVE TO BE ON MY GUARD!
Caps off to you for stopping again after previously stopping for a year and good luck!
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